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stealthy

[stel-thee] / ˈstɛl θi /


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Israeli officials are worried that sales to the kingdom would open the door to others, such as Turkey, that have made clear their aspirations for the stealthy and highly networked plane.

From The Wall Street Journal

The stealthy submarine—which is difficult to detect because it can stay underwater continuously for long periods—won’t be deployed by South Korea’s navy any time soon.

From The Wall Street Journal

Traffickers deploy everything from fast-moving fiberglass boats to stealthy “narco-subs” to cargo ships to get their products to users without losing shipments to seizures or couriers to arrest.

From The Wall Street Journal

It has also gone on a stealthy land grab and controls a large chunk of a region it calls the Western Haynesville.

From The Wall Street Journal

In all, a surprisingly stealthy showing for a team that just two weeks ago folded in the final ticks in Illinois.

From Los Angeles Times