classified
वर्गीकृत
definition
verb
mountain peaks are classified according to their shape
arrange (a group of people or things) in classes or categories according to shared qualities or characteristics.
noun
Here's an example: The general merchandise categories of newspaper classifieds are among the most threatened.
small advertisements placed in a newspaper and organized in categories.
adjective
a classified catalog of books
arranged in classes or categories.
example
I've been in no 'classified' briefing that said he has stopped his program.
The maximum penalty would be imposed on people who knowingly spread 'classified' information or provided access to it to other parties.
They've got tons of 'classified' material and information that none of us have.
It appears that at least two 'classified' books were used in this system.
But I can't imagine paying for a newspaper 'classified' ad to sell a car again.
It is very serious if they were collecting and disseminating cheap political dirt from a 'classified' document labeled ‘secret.’
He bought all the motorbike magazines and newspapers with 'classified' ads and invited private sellers to display their bikes in his shops.
Robert Teesdale, head gardener for Lord Carlisle at Castle Howard, compiled a 'classified' catalogue of 197 rare plants in 1794.
It was in the 'classified' section, just after an ad asking if anyone wanted to join a volleyball team.
Newspaper websites and some print editions often offer free 'classified' ads for such situations.
We suggest to our customers that they use our ads, for instance, in conjunction with a local 'classified' ad in their newspaper.
For days, he'd eagerly read each and every 'classified' ad in the newspaper, and he'd already applied for several jobs.
Virtually all of the formerly 'classified' reports are now readily available.
Yet in principle, the freedom to access information is not intended to allow people to access 'classified' information.
I should mention here that merely having a certain level of Security Clearance does not mean one is authorized to view 'classified' information.
They admitted a ‘technical glitch’ caused two North Yorkshire towns to be missed out of the new 'classified' section of the phone book.
Check the 'classified' ads in the newspapers too.
Administrative personnel providing unauthorised access to 'classified' information or enabling its dissemination will face three years in prison or community service.
For the first time, the directory contains 'classified' and traditional A-Z listings together in one book.
The catch is that they can only call the numbers listed in the business and 'classified' pages of the new phone book.
While some portion of it remains 'classified' , much is available to the public.
Take along your unwanted goods and sell them for instant cash, which beats selling via the 'classified' adverts in newspapers, car boot sales or over the Internet.
There are only three levels of 'classified' material: confidential, secret, top-secret.
In addition to the individual entries there are many valuable aids: a 'classified' list of contents, glossary, chronology, maps, genealogies, a guide to further reading and an index.
Or consider buying used equipment, which may be available at some athletic stores and through newspaper 'classified' ads.
Here's how: find one or two fellow car enthusiasts, either people you trust, or people you can find from a taking out a small 'classified' ad in a newspaper.
The second type can be located via newspaper 'classified' ads.
Only one newspaper reported its 'classified' ads as an important source of online income (it represents 40 percent of the paper's total revenue).
However, 'classified' adverts in magazines show dealers advertising cars with higher mileage than yours for nearer £8,000.
You could use 'classified' ads in local newspapers and on the Internet - many of these are also free.
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