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Meanings of stealth in English

Catalan
sigil
Spanish
disimulo

Avoiding detection by moving carefully.

sigil
Usage of stealth in English
1
Collet knew the opportunity for a stealth approach had long since passed.
The Da Vinci Code
2
Or by stealth. Thus the share prices of most banks rose strongly.
The Guardian
3
Bibles in Schools; sound values teaching for children or indoctrination by stealth?
Radio NZ
4
By stealth, globalization has already changed the balance and distribution of power.
Feminist dot com
5
He also accused Fine Gael of including stealth taxes in its plans.
The Irish Times
6
Fish rippled the water, but Braan insisted on maximum stealth, forbidding fishing.
Genellan: planetfall
7
Last year, we profiled Apple's stealth efforts to sell iPads to hospitals.
Wired
8
Everything appeared to be in tip-top shape for the experiment in stealth.
A Fool and His Money
9
And the US is no longer the only nation with stealth technology.
News.com.au
10
Road pricing, which is probably inevitable, thus tends to proceed by stealth.
The Guardian
11
Like Handel, the boy studied the pianoforte by stealth in the attic.
A Second Book of Operas
12
Sentinel drones are thought to use stealth technology for inconspicuous aerial reconnaissance.
Wired
13
Some 30 examples of this ultra-advanced stealth interceptor will never see combat.
News.com.au
14
Keeping the B2 stealth bomber in the air is proving increasingly difficult.
News.com.au
15
He accuses them of trying to impose a political union by stealth.
The Guardian
16
This is mostly because Unity is far more stealth-based than its predecessors.
The Guardian
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Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
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