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incog

[in-kog] / ɪnˈkɒg /
ADJECTIVE
concealed
Synonyms
STRONGEST
buried camouflaged covered planted veiled
STRONG
cached enshrouded guarded masked obscure obscured screened secreted shrouded stashed
WEAK
covered up covert holed up hush-hush hushed up incognito inconspicuous perdu privy put in the hole recondite tucked away ulterior under wraps unseen
Antonyms
WEAK
bare clear disclosed exposed obvious open plain revealed shown told uncovered
ADJECTIVE
covert
Synonyms
STRONGEST
hidden surreptitious undercover
STRONG
private privy secret
WEAK
buried camouflaged cloaked concealed disguised dissembled furtive hush-hush incognito masked obscured on the Q.T. shrouded stealthy sub-rosa ulterior under wraps under-the-table underhand unsuspected veiled
Antonyms
STRONGEST
open
STRONG
known public revealed unconcealed
WEAK
aboveboard candid frank honest overt
ADJECTIVE
disguised
Synonyms
STRONGEST
camouflaged
STRONG
changed cloaked covered fake feigned hidden masked pretend
WEAK
covert false undercover
Antonyms
STRONG
bare exposed genuine open real
WEAK
recognizable revealed uncovered unmasked
ADJECTIVE
incognito
Synonyms
WEAK
anonymous bearded camouflaged concealed disguised hidden isolated masked masquerading obscure under assumed name unknown unrecognized
Antonyms
WEAK
known openly seen unhidden
ADJECTIVE
unknown
Synonyms
STRONGEST
anonymous exotic foreign nameless new remote strange uncharted undiscovered unexplained unexplored unfamiliar unidentified unnamed unrecognized
STRONG
X alien dark far secret
WEAK
concealed desolate distant far-off faraway hidden humble incognito little-known such and such unapprehended unascertained uncelebrated undistinguished unheard-of unnoted unperceived unrenowned unrevealed unsung untold
Antonyms
STRONGEST
common familiar identified known named native normal regular relevant usual

Example Sentences

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Then handing it to his daughter, and instructing the young girl how to deliver it incog, he despatches her upon her errand.

From The Fatal Cord And The Falcon Rover by Reid, Mayne

Affairs of the heart prosper best in secret, without the aid of meddling or officious outsiders; and for that reason, if for no other, Bowles desired to remain incog.

From Bat Wing Bowles by Coolidge, Dane

Usually incog, in England, I reside in a cottage near Osborne.

From Tony Butler by Lever, Charles James

I do not mean Eternity, nor Death, That vast incog!

From The Poetical Works of Thomas Hood by Hood, Thomas

Won’t you introduce me to the other gentlemen, or would they rather remain incog?

From A Daughter of Raasay A Tale of the '45 by Travis, Stuart