Two words that are easy to mix up. Confidentiality is a noun meaning “The duty to keep a secret — assay names stay under confidentiality until gold is public…”, while Confidently is an adverb meaning “In a sure way — you speak or act confidently after the gold is locked; not confidential…”. بالعربي: Confidentiality = سرية، Confidently = بثقة.
سرية — سرية واجب كتمان المعلومة لا صفة السري ولا ظرف بثقة؛ كتمان؛ ليس confidential الصفة ولا confidently الظرف 🔒
The duty to keep a secret — assay names stay under confidentiality until gold is public; not confidential (the adjective), not confidently (the adverb), and not in-confidence (the private channel)
Counsel treats draft claims as confidentiality, not hallway talk, until the matrix file is locked.
بثقة — بثقة ظرف لكيفية الفعل بعد الدليل؛ بيقين هادئ؛ ليس confidential السري ولا self-confident الصفة 🦁
In a sure way — you speak or act confidently after the gold is locked; not confidential (secret), not self-confident (the adjective), and not confident-of a result
Counsel files confidently only after one clear matrix claim.
Confidentiality means The duty to keep a secret — assay names stay under confidentiality until gold is public; not confidential (the adjective), not confidently (the adverb), and not in-confidence (the private channel) Confidently means In a sure way — you speak or act confidently after the gold is locked; not confidential (secret), not self-confident (the adjective), and not confident-of a result
Confidentiality: سرية. Confidently: بثقة.