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Meanings of deniable in English
Portuguese
negável Capable of being denied or contradicted.
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Usage of deniable in English
1
Announcing, in a deniable way, that you knew something-thatyou had information.
2
Nothing is even remotely confirmable, everything is deniable, working with the logical.
3
When I was an enhanced operative, I worked alone, a deniable asset.
4
The kind of cases where he needed someone potentially deniable and utterly expendable.
5
Because this media-based exercise involved party sources, it was eminently deniable.
6
Always keep it deniable, always at a remove, always have a true alibi.
7
An operation that someone is trying to hide, or to keep plausibly deniable.
8
Individual craft could even conduct damaging and perhaps deniable attacks.
9
I prefer to work at a distance, through... deniable agents.
10
Me and Derek were a deniable front for the CIA.
11
Not in ten years with the Regiment, or the same again as a deniable operator.
12
They wanted a plausibly deniable revolution that could not be traced back to the White House.
13
Heris suspected that Durgandini operated under deniable orders.
14
But this flight is totally deniable, right?
15
Eisenhower wanted to keep this operation deniable.
16
But, good or bad, I don't think you'll find it deniable, if you look into the facts.
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