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Privatation should be the opposite of publication: a piece of writing not intended for others' eyes (eg a personal diary); or the act of creating such a work. However, mostly it seems to be used as a synonym for "privatisation"; the transfer of a public asset into private hands.

Also sometimes occurs when "privation" (hardship) is meant - but I think that can be called a mistake.

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