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Meanings of very secretive in English

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Usage of very secretive in English
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Others are very secretive, and keep as low a profile as possible.
Death du Jour
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Nowadays, Mrs. Boyce was very secretive and reserved about her personal possessions.
Marcella
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Amazon.com founder Jeff Bezos founded the very secretive Blue Origin in 2004.
Wired
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And at one point I worked for a very secretive group.
Mass Effect: Deception
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The Ferrero family and company have traditionally been very secretive and shunned publicity.
Reuters
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She's being very secretive and won't tell us what's going on.
Afternoon delight
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Bernie suddenly seemed very secretive, very different from his usual self.
The Net
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But he was a very secretive man, even in that incarnation.
The Great Book of Amber
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Obviously, our company must be very secretive at this stage.
Futures 1
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So people in the beginning would be very secretive: Hey what are you doing?
Climbing Magazine
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He just retired and that's why he could speak because they are very secretive.
Reuters
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The baby boomers, our parents, tend to be very secretive.
Ebony
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It's very secretive at the moment, but I think it's going be a good year.
Radio NZ
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The party is usually very secretive about her health.
Reuters
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But few persons knew that he lived there; in some matters he was very secretive.
Hugo: A Fantasia on Modern Themes
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The only problem with this theory is that Dorfman was very secretive about his clients.
American assassin
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