sem·i·pub·lic (sěmē-pblĭk, sěmī-)
adj.
► Partially but not entirely open to the use of the public:
prohibited smoking in public and semipublic places.
► Partially but not totally owned by the public:
a semipublic utility company.
► Open to the knowledge and judgment of only a part of the public.

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semipublic
semi·public·ly adv.

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