clandestinein a sentence
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She is involved in clandestine intelligence operations.clandestine = secret or hidden
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The two companies held a clandestine meeting to discuss a potential merger. (source)clandestine = secret
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I'm thinking about Plutarch showing off his pretty, one-of-a-kind watch to me. There was something strange about it. Almost clandestine. (source)clandestine = secret (with a hidden objective)
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What's a clandestine radio when there are already clandestine Jews and clandestine money? (source)clandestine = secret or hidden
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we've extracted them all from the clandestine archives, (source)clandestine = hidden
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The school itself was a secret place; while the authorities allowed the refugees to live citizenless in the camps, they forbade them to conduct schools, making education clandestine, carried out under guard. (source)clandestine = secret
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Two days after our manifesto a "clandestine" radio started beaming to Terra. (source)clandestine = hidden
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I never yet encountered the mere mathematician ... who did not clandestinely hold it as a point of his faith that... (source)clandestinely = secretly
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that to cut me off from all natural and unconstrained relations with the rest of my fellow creatures would narrow and warp me if I submitted to it, and, if not, would bring me under the curse of clandestinity;† (source)
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Comrade Mundt made a clandestine journey to Finland--once more allegedly in the interests of the Abteilung. (source)clandestine = done with hidden aims
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I have to meet tomorrow night, clandestinely, with the Glatun.† (source)clandestinely = secretly
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Or union, without witness—secret— Clandestine—can be easily dissolved If we survive. (source)Clandestine = secret
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There were also whispered stories of a terrible book, a compendium of all the heresies, of which Goldstein was the author and which circulated clandestinely here and there.† (source)clandestinely = secretly
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In a secret place inside his cell, Harris stored the tools of his clandestine translating trade.† (source)clandestine = secret or hidden
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The value of the back lands which some of the provinces are clandestinely deprived of, by the unjust extension of the limits of Canada, valued only at five pounds sterling per hundred acres, amount to upwards of twenty-five millions, Pennsylvania currency; and the quit-rents at one penny sterling per acre, to two millions yearly.† (source)clandestinely = secretly
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This clandestine operation, however, required a handshake with a five-dollar bill enclosed.† (source)clandestine = secret or hidden
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