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secret
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adjective as in underhand, clandestine
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Example Sentences
Victorian police spent five years and millions of dollars fighting in the courts to keep Gobbo's identity a secret, maintaining that she could be murdered if it came to light.
So far, so good – but we also need to talk about secrets.
He said he had kept the accident secret out of "shame" in a fashion world obsessed by "perfection".
Roosevelt made little secret of his own imperialist designs.
Without them, he wouldn’t have the bogeyman he requires to push forward the most authoritarian aspects of his agenda: mass surveillance, squads of secret police and wars of imperialism.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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