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compromised

[kom-pruh-mahyzd] / ˈkɒm prəˌmaɪzd /




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When the Roses lost everything, Moira wore wigs to the grocery store, pronounced “bébé” like she was inventing a new language, and, most critically, never compromised her dignity.

From Los Angeles Times

The SSA initially said in September that an internal review found that its database containing the sensitive personal information of all Americans remained secure and was not hacked, leaked or compromised.

From MarketWatch

The SSA initially said in September that an internal review found that its database containing the sensitive personal information of all Americans remained secure and was not hacked, leaked or compromised.

From MarketWatch

“The assault is already being compromised at almost every turn, and I think at the end the administration will understand that the juice isn’t worth the squeeze.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Some worried the arrangement compromised the independence of the Fed.

From The Wall Street Journal