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Do you capitalize the word confidential?

Whether you capitalize "confidential" depends on the context. Here's a breakdown:

Generally, you do not capitalize "confidential." It's an adjective, and adjectives are usually lowercase unless they are part of a proper noun.

Exceptions:

* When it's part of a title: If "confidential" is part of a formal title, such as "Confidential Information," then you would capitalize it.

* When it's used as a proper noun: If you're referring to a specific document, file, or program named "Confidential," then you would capitalize it.

Examples:

* Not capitalized: "This information is confidential."

* Capitalized: "The document marked 'Confidential' contains sensitive information."

Always consult the specific style guide or document requirements if you are unsure.

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