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secret
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adjective as in underhand, clandestine
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Example Sentences
Republicans at the time made no secret of their accomplishment.
He disputed the idea that jurors’ identities were meant to be kept secret, arguing Olmedo’s ruling only hid information contained in “the forms that the jurors fill out relating to their jury service.”
The Palestinian official told the BBC that the Hamas negotiators had adjusted their presence in the region and were keeping their locations secret to avoid embarrassment for host countries.
If someone tells us a secret, we will keep the secret — not necessarily because we’re keeping the secret, but because we forgot it.
LocalThunk rarely gives interviews and keeps his real identity a secret - so there's a question mark over whether he'd attend on the night.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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