Pried

/praɪd/

Definitions

  1. (v.) Past tense of pry: to inquire impertinently into someone's private affairs or to forcibly open something.
    The detective pried into the suspect's financial records.

Forms

  • pry
  • pries
  • prying

Commentary

Use caution when drafting privacy-related clauses to avoid unintended implications of 'prying' into protected information.

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