Pronunciation: /ˈpraɪvət pɑrts/
noun refers to the external genital organs of the human body that are typically covered by clothing
A1 It is important to teach children about their private parts.
A2 She felt uncomfortable when the doctor asked to examine her private parts.
B1 The book provides information on how to properly care for your private parts.
B2 The actress was shocked when a paparazzi tried to take a photo of her private parts.
C1 The documentary explored the cultural taboos surrounding discussions about private parts.
C2 The lawyer argued that the release of the video showing his client's private parts was a violation of privacy.
adjective describes something as belonging to or concerning an individual person or group, and not for public knowledge or disclosure
A1 I don't like talking about private parts in public.
A2 She felt uncomfortable when the doctor asked to examine her private parts.
B1 It is important to teach children about their private parts and boundaries.
B2 The actress refused to do the scene that required her to show her private parts on screen.
C1 The artist's controversial painting featured explicit images of private parts.
C2 The book delved into the psychological effects of trauma on a person's private parts.
formal It is important to teach children about the proper names for their private parts.
informal Hey, make sure you cover up your private parts at the pool.
slang I can't believe he whipped out his junk in public, what a creep.
figurative She felt like someone had invaded her private parts when he asked personal questions.
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