secret [see-krit]
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secret [see-krit]
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: hidden, unrevealed
Synonyms: abstruse, ambiguous, arcane, backdoor, camouflaged, classified, cloak-and-dagger, close, closet, clouded, conspiratorial, covered, covert, cryptic, dark, deep, disguised, enigmatical, esoteric, furtive, hush-hush, mysterious, mystic, mystical, obscure, occult, on the QT, out-of-the-way, private, recondite, reticent, retired, secluded, shrouded, strange, under wraps, undercover, underground, undisclosed, unenlightened, unfrequented, unintelligible, unknown, unpublished, unseen, veiled
Antonyms: clear, defined, explicit, forthright, honest, open, public, revealed, unconcealed
Main Entry: secret
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: something kept hidden, unrevealed
Synonyms: cipher, classified information, code, confidence, confidential information, enigma, formula, key, magic number, mystery, occult, oracle, password, privileged information, puzzle, skeleton in cupboard, unknown
Antonyms: known, public knowledge, revelation
Main Entry: anonymous
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: unknown, usually by choice
Synonyms: Jane/John Doe, X, bearding, incognito, innominate, nameless, pseudo, pseudonymous, secret, so and so, such and such, unacknowledged, unattested, unavowed, unclaimed, uncredited, undesignated, undisclosed, unidentified, unnamed, unsigned, unspecified, what's his/her name, whatchamacallit, whatsis, you know who
Antonyms: identified, known, named
Main Entry: classified
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: top-secret
Synonyms: confidential, private, restricted, secret
Main Entry: covert
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: clandestine, underhanded
Synonyms: QT, buried, camouflaged, cloaked, concealed, disguised, dissembled, furtive, hidden, hush-hush, incog, incognito, masked, obscured, private, privy, secret, shrouded, stealthy, sub rosa, surreptitious, ulterior, under wraps, under-the-table, undercover, underhand, unsuspected, veiled
Notes: covert (concealed, covered, hidden) is the opposite of overt (apparent, open to view, plain, public)
Antonyms: aboveboard, candid, frank, honest, open, overt, public, unconcealed
Main Entry: deep
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: abstract, complicated in meaning
Synonyms: Delphic, Orphic, Sibylline, abstruse, acute, arcane, complex, concealed, difficult, discerning, esoteric, hard to understand, heavy*, hermetic, hidden, incisive, intricate, learned, mysterious, obscure, occult, penetrating, profound, recondite, sagacious, secret, serious, wise
Antonyms: frivolous, ignorant, shallow, superficial, trivial, unintelligent
Main Entry: discovery
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: treasure; invention
Synonyms: algorithm, bonanza*, breakthrough, conclusion, contrivance, coup, data, design, device, find, finding, formula, godsend, innovation, law, luck, luck out, machine, method, principle, process, result, secret, theorem, way
Antonyms: loss
Main Entry: distant
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: faraway
Synonyms: a piece, abroad, abstracted, apart, arm's length, asunder, away, backwoods, beyond range, far, far back, far-flung, far-off, farther, further, in the background, in the boonies, in the distance, in the sticks, inaccessible, indirect, isolated, middle of nowhere, not home, obscure, out of earshot, out of range, out of reach, out-of-the-way, outlying, remote, removed, retired, secluded, secret, separate, sequestered, telescopic, unapproachable, ways, wide of, yonder
Antonyms: adjacent, close, near, nearby, neighboring
Main Entry: enigma
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: mystery
Synonyms: Gordian knot, bewilderment, cliffhanger, conundrum, crux, cryptogram, grabber, knot*, mind-boggler, mind-twister, mystification, parable, perplexity, problem, puzzle, puzzlement, puzzler, question, question mark, riddle, secret, sixty-four dollar question, sphinx, sticker, stickler, stumper, teaser, tough nut to crack, twister, why*
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