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Meanings of inconspicuous in English
Usage of inconspicuous in English
1
I quickly address my men; instruct them to disperse and remain inconspicuous.
2
Sentinel drones are thought to use stealth technology for inconspicuous aerial reconnaissance.
3
These gains he had deposited in inconspicuous sums in rural savings banks.
4
If anything, the Erewhonese President was doing his best to remain inconspicuous.
5
In the butt below were Dermott and Dolly-both very workmanlike and inconspicuous.
6
It was nearly impossible to remain inconspicuous in the oversized, striped swimsuits.
7
The whole attack is inconspicuous, because it looks like legitimate Outlook traffic.
8
For one thing, we have no sufficiently deadly, simple, and inconspicuous weapon.
9
Keeping to the thickest part of the grass, we were fairly inconspicuous.
10
The flowers are of no great account, being rather inconspicuous and paniculate.
11
It is supposed to be an every-day inconspicuous garment and should be.
12
He passed from world to world, his transits unobserved, his presence inconspicuous.
13
She is not so inconspicuous that she will be hard to find.
14
These may be either cut or painted, and often are very inconspicuous.
15
When she reached the cairn, she glanced back, making it very inconspicuous.
16
The huge drag queen in red sequins was hardly an inconspicuous mailman.
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Inconspicuous across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common