Proprietary

Word PROPRIETARY
Character 11
Hyphenation pro pri e ta ry
Pronunciations /pɹəˈpɹɑɪətɛɹi/

Definitions and meanings of "Proprietary"

What do we mean by proprietary?

Of or relating to a proprietor or to ownership. adjective

Privately owned, as a business. adjective

Owned by a private individual or corporation under a trademark or patent. adjective

A proprietor or group of proprietors. noun

Ownership; proprietorship. noun

A proprietary medicine. noun

One granted ownership of a proprietary colony. noun

Belonging to a proprietor or owner; of or pertaining to property or ownership: as, proprietary rights.

One who has exclusive title; one who possesses or holds the title to a thing in his own right; an owner; a proprietor; specifically, in American colonial history, the grantee or owner, or one of the owners, of one of those colonies called proprietary colonies (in distinction from charter colonies and royal colonies or provinces). See colony, 1. noun

A body of proprietors collectively: as, the proprietary of a county. noun

The right of proprietor; ownership. noun

In monasteries, a monk who had reserved goods and effects to himself, not withstanding his renunciation of all at the time of his profession. noun

Belonging, or pertaining, to a proprietor; considered as property; owned. adjective

Manufactured articles which some person or persons have exclusive right to make and sell. adjective

A proprietor or owner; one who has exclusive title to a thing; one who possesses, or holds the title to, a thing in his own right. noun

A body proprietors, taken collectively. noun

A monk who had reserved goods and effects to himself, notwithstanding his renunciation of all at the time of profession. noun

Of or relating to property or ownership, as proprietary rights. adjective

Of or relating to the quality of being an owner, as the proprietary class. adjective

Manufactured exclusively by the owner of intellectual property rights (IPR), as with a patent or trade secret. adjective

A proprietor or owner.

A body of proprietors, taken collectively.

The rights of a proprietor.

A monk who had reserved goods and belongings to himself, notwithstanding his renunciation of all at the time of profession.

Proprietary software is software that you are not free to use, copy, modify, and study as you like. It's a form of abuse of users, which sucks and makes people depressed; it gives suits power over creatives. Urban Dictionary

Software that is not free software or semi-free software (the same thing as free software except that it can only be used for non-profit things). Urban Dictionary

Something said to be evil, yet nobody knows why. Urban Dictionary

A person who belongs to a CORPORATION entirely due to a system of GOVERNANCE within that very corporation that has a marked commonality of stature violations where prison in this case would not be an optimal resolvement measure. A play on PA sexually where it is an older person who belongs to that subclass Finally, the SQUIRT ASSH0LE is not inside as it is fact . Urban Dictionary

"Something that is not relevant or important at the time" Urban Dictionary

When a device uses standard or non proprietary connections, yet makes itself proprietary by only working with certain devices. A good example of this is Astro Mixamps and Astro A50 Base Stations. Sure they'll work on PS4, Xbox One, and PC, but the specific Mixamp or Base Station for each platform is needed. Urban Dictionary

Synonyms and Antonyms for Proprietary

The word "proprietary" in example sentences

But after Lehman went bankrupt, former Federal Reserve Chairman Paul Volcker often talked about proprietary trading at banks, and the term "proprietary" became confusing (to say nothing of, dare we say, sullied.) "They wanted to distinguish what they do from other firms that use the term proprietary trading," explains Overdahl. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Most mother boards for laptops are what they call proprietary, meaning that each company that make laptop mother boards have a unique configuration for the Ram slots and cpu location, etc. ❋ Unknown (2009)

That's long been a sticking point in the debate, with companies expressing reluctance to publicly disclose what they call their proprietary fracking cocktails, and environmental groups and other opponents calling that reluctance a specious attempt to frustrate efforts that would link the chemical formulas to groundwater contamination. ❋ Unknown (2011)

The company uses what it calls a proprietary "closed-cell resin material" called Croslite to create pliable, lightweight, nonmarking and odor-resistant shoes that mold to fit the wearer's feet. ❋ Unknown (2006)

"proprietary" became confusing (to say nothing of, dare we say, sullied.) "They wanted to distinguish what they do from other firms that use the term proprietary trading," explains ❋ Unknown (2010)

Large U.S. banks have already been forced to close profitable businesses such as trading with their own funds, or what is known as proprietary trading. ❋ Francesco Guerrera (2011)

The "multiple standards which ensure interoperability at zero cost" is a nice Trojan Horse to sneak in proprietary standards. ❋ Venky (2009)

If this data is stored in proprietary formats, it will prove expensive for the country in the long-term. ❋ Venky (2009)

At Morgan Stanley, the main proprietary-trading unit might be spun off over several years, with the company maintaining a minority stake at first, according to a person familiar with the matter. ❋ Dan Fitzpatrick (2010)

The latest proposal, at more than 300 pages, showed that regulators drafting it are grappling with a number of issues—including the definition of proprietary trading. ❋ Unknown (2012)

The assertion that “proprietary is out/commodity is in” suggests a misunderstanding of the landscape. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Another disadvantage of e-readers is the built-in proprietary content. ❋ Unknown (2010)

His firm charges a fee of 1.2% a year on money managed in proprietary strategies, 0.24% for the investment in a high-quality municipal-bond fund and 0.8% for the remaining portfolio. ❋ Shefali Anand (2010)

All of the three majors and other leading search engines have begun using the new open source Sitemap protocol, an XML-based syntax to penetrate content encased in proprietary legacy systems. ❋ Unknown (2008)

They are available to researchers with the permission of the Danish YMCA and Swedish YMCA General Secretaries (the organizations maintain proprietary rights to these collections). ❋ Unknown (2008)

If it gets a bomb, regime change becomes impossible, and if Iran wants to tie its supplies up in proprietary contracts with China and India, locking out the United States, it will be able to do so. ❋ JDsg (2007)

If you store data in proprietary formats, only the maker of that format knows how to unlock that data and you are now dependent on that vendor. ❋ Venky (2007)

[Skype] is [extremely] proprietary software. ❋ Your Real Name! (2009)

[Windows] is an [example] of proprietary software. ❋ A Thing (2005)

[Software] developed by [Microsoft] is proprietary [software], so it's [evil]. ❋ Ferreira (2008)

The prioruty from the bottom to the top definition. In fact that SQUIRT [ASSH0LE] , " OK has value" but due to entanglements is a PROPRIETARY ASSH0LE and without being redundant must keep transcending [corporate GOVERNANCE] punishments Seriously I am sexually mature PROPRIETARY ASSH0LE who has very KINKY TENDENCUES.. ANAL ALAN used the handle on a CANADIAN GAY dating site that discerned him as a JEWISH HOMOSEXUAL [COPROPHILE] PEDOPHILE and as a result hence became a PROPRIETARY ASSH0LE as others on the dating site inside the governance deduced his illegal sexual activities in the past. ❋ ASSHOLE LOYAL QUERY TELEPATHY (2021)

Why did you not tell me my breath stinks, Because we were [engaged in] [sexual activity] and it did not seem [proprietary] at the time. ❋ Shithouse Bandit (2018)

[Astro] Headsets are [semi proprietary] ❋ Jayrod64* (2019)

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