invasion of privacy vs. privacy invasion
Would it be okay to say "privacy invasion" in place of invasion of privacy?
Re: invasion of privacy vs. privacy invasion
Greetings,
I am a high school pupil from Singapore.
Your question basically means whether 'privacy invasion' and 'invasion of privacy' are the same. My answer to you is: 'Yes, they are. Thus, they can be used interchangeably in any context'.
Cheerio,
Pham Duc Minh Anh
Re: invasion of privacy vs. privacy invasion
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Originally Posted by
phamduc.minhanh
Your question basically means whether 'privacy invasion' and 'invasion of privacy' are the same. My answer to you is: 'Yes, they are. Thus they can be used interchangeably in any context'.
Source: high school pupil in Singapore.
Yes, they do mean the same thing, but they can't "be used interchangeably in any context." "Invasion of privacy" is a legal term; "privacy invasion" is not.
Re: invasion of privacy vs. privacy invasion
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Originally Posted by
riquecohen
Yes, they do mean the same thing, but they can't "be used interchangeably in any context." "Invasion of privacy" is a legal term; "privacy invasion" is not.
Greetings,
I am a high school pupil from Singapore.
Thank you very much for pointing this out.
Cheerio,
Pham Duc Minh Anh