incognitoin a sentence
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They are travelling incognito.incognito = with hidden identity (perhaps false names or even disguises)
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I'm incognito. (source)incognito = with identity hidden
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I'm traveling incognito, (source)
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Because he lacked a good map, the cable spanning the river also remained incognito.† (source)
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The tension of living incognito wore on him.† (source)
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May it tide you over until you travel incognito.† (source)
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I could also turn off my nametag completely, which was what I did now, because I wanted to travel incognito.† (source)
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What worried her most was the comment of an Englishman: "Whether he likes it or not, Demosthenes cannot remain incognito forever.† (source)
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We're supposed to go incognito — do I look like a Muggle, Harry?† (source)
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You are traveling in disguise, baby, you are incognito.† (source)
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They're used for routine policing and other menial functions, digging up the Commander's Wife's garden, for instance, and they're either stupid or older or disabled or very young, apart from the ones that are Eyes incognito.† (source)
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In any case, Nessie is going to have to be incognito off and on in the next few weeks.† (source)
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"I thought I was being incognito," I say.† (source)
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They had tried arriving unannounced and traveling incognito but they were not spies and the efforts were pitiful.† (source)
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Trillian was a girl that Zaphod had picked up recently while visiting a planet, just for fun, incognito.† (source)
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I could not believe I had to go incognito on a school field trip.† (source)
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