Private and Resident

Private

Private adjective - Not known or meant to be known by the general populace.

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Resident and private are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Resident" instead an adjective "Private".

Resident adjective - Living in a particular place.

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Private and resident are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Private" instead an adjective "Resident".

fellow	fellow private	fellow resident
old	old private	old resident
female	female private	female resident
single	single private	single resident
Other adjectives: poor, incompetent, lowly, young, new, last, newest.

It's really Scott Shelby: player-character, resident Nice Guy and private detective "investigating" the Origami Killer.

Source: Serial Killer
Not to mention that, as she moved up the latter from intern to resident to chief resident to private practitioner, it would be increasingly important for her to maintain a professional (which, for women, usually also means attractively feminine) look.

Source: Progressively Prettier
In The Adventures of Good Soldier vejk, a World War I novel by Jaroslav Haek, private Baloun, the resident Big Eater, is at one moment literally desperately observing his belly, flattened by wartime shortage of food.

Source: Contemplate Our Navels

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