Conducted with or marked by hidden aims or methods.
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Examples for "secret"
Examples for "secret"
1They say that keeping that number a secret is simply industry practice.
2Methods: Review of previously secret tobacco industry documents available on the internet.
3But New Zealand's high rates of family violence are hardly a secret.
4Hundreds have gone missing after seen last being taken by secret police.
5Its secret nature, however, meant that this information was slow in coming.
1Water flowing underground News flash: scientists say there's water in Wellington Harbour.
2No territory, state or individual can separate and work underground, Barroso said.
3Heriansyah said the ban on the group would simply push it underground.
4She went underground and started plans to move back to Europe permanently.
5Go deep underground New York city to the countries largest transportation project.
1Second, the bureau kept Bazin's undercover phone number active, just in case.
2It was time to go undercover for her own extended good health.
3The case led to the police overhauling their rules about undercover operation.
4You let them work undercover for a few days, then they're gone.
5The talk among the group was of everything but weddings-andundercover work.
1This clandestine operation, however, required a handshake with a five-dollar bill enclosed.
2With extreme prejudice? He used the jargon of clandestine operatives for effect.
3Dulles was well aware that the clandestine service was out of control.
4For now, however, the clandestine origin of the videos is under wraps.
5Even with the new 24-hour drinking laws, the greatest lock-ins are clandestine.
1Invented in the 1950s, its surreptitious return in recent years is regrettable.
2It was left outside his room by a smitten but surreptitious fan.
3She went surreptitiously; this was the first surreptitious thing she had done.
4The terrible apparition cried out to his surreptitious representative-Nay ,miscreant ;butone.
5The occasion was low key, the departure of troops has been surreptitious.
1The suppliers go to great pains to keep it all very hush-hush.
2But what I do remember is that it was all very hush-hush.'
3Even the military's most precious, sensitive, cherished hush-hush programs get leaked eventually.
4Besides, he had a hush-hush advisory job which took much of his time.
5Apparently, six friends have flown over to America for the hush-hush Winehouse nuptials.
1We have to eat all hugger-mugger with the clerks and carpenters.
2I don't want to hear any more about corporate hugger-mugger.
3The various departments are said to be in a state of "hugger-mugger."
4As they thought, hid in hugger-mugger, each accusing the other of being a racist.
5Nor is the New Yorker a hugger-mugger with his money.
1Maybe, some little deadly act of meanness, some hole-and-corner treachery?
2But, as I say, it is a hole-and-corner business.
3A hole-and-corner district like this is not the world!
4The call might not come, of course; the war might be short, a hole-and-corner affair soon ended.
5I don't like this hole-and-corner business, Rosanne.
1McCone kept saying he wanted to get out of the cloak-and-dagger business.
2It had become apparent that all the cloak-and-dagger talk was just that.
3I know, you thought it was more cloak-and-dagger than that, didn't you?
4Overdoing the cloak-and-dagger would be carrying it too far in the other direction.
5It would strike de Mohrenschildt as just one more bit of cloak-and-dagger spookery.
6I have to tell you I thought all this cloak-and-dagger stuff was simply hilarious.
7The scene was enchantingly fairylike, with an added cloak-and-dagger feel.
8You really do make it sound like a cloak-and-dagger affair.
9I nearly forgot, caught up in all that cloak-and-dagger tripe.
10Looks like the spooks at Naval Intelligence are up to their normal cloak-and-dagger tricks.
11Rachel was curious how these people balanced their regular lives with all the cloak-and-dagger.
12And why the hell this cloak-and-dagger shit with the mask?
13Garish costumes aren't particularly effective in a cloak-and-dagger world.
14The sinister cloak-and-dagger impression of Vienna belongs to history.
15You know, they might be all-powerful but they're way too fond of playing cloak-and-dagger games.
16It's a cloak-and-dagger strategy, and the reason why early vaccines such as Winston Price's failed.