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The stealth bomber cannot be seen with standard radar.stealth = of something hard to see or to detect
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We call it a stealth tax because taxpayers don't even realize they're paying it.stealth = hard to detect
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The soldiers are trained to move through the night with stealth.stealth = a manner that is hard to detect
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As Liesel would discover, a good thief requires many things. Stealth. Nerve. Speed. More important than any of those things, however, was one final requirement. Luck. (source)Stealth = movement in a way that is hard to detect
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They slip in after the first period bell rings and Connor coaches them on the finer points of bathroom stealth. (source)stealth = avoidance of detection
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I slow down, try to move with some stealth, but I'm really just lucky to be upright. (source)stealth = a manner that is hard to detect
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There are all sorts of enchantments on it, to stop people entering by stealth. (source)stealth = in a manner that isn't detected
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Instead of answering, the person gave up all pretense of stealth and started running, crashing through the forest line around the clearing of the graveyard, circling toward the spot where Thomas stood. (source)stealth = not being seen
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To learn anything, he had to attain it by stealth or through an innate sense of things around him. (source)stealth = a manner that avoided detection
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Collet knew the opportunity for a stealth approach had long since passed. (source)stealth = undetected
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In fact, the good news was double: if it weren't for this hyena, the sailors wouldn't have thrown me into the lifeboat and I would have stayed on the ship and I surely would have drowned; and if I had to share quarters with a wild animal, better the upfront ferocity of a dog than the power and stealth of a cat. (source)stealth = movement that is hard to detect
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To do that he needed to master stealth, patience, and camouflage. (source)stealth = a manner that avoids detection
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The raid was proof that good planning and the use of stealth was a lethal combination. (source)stealth = movement in a way that is hard to detect
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Smaug had left his lair in silent stealth, quietly soared into the air, and then floated heavy and slow in the dark like a monstrous crow, down the wind towards the west of the Mountain, in the hopes of catching unawares something or somebody there, and of spying the outlet to the passage which the thief had used. (source)stealth = a manner that avoided detection
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With a car, there would be no waiting outside cottages, no stealth.† (source)
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They've employed the most skilful of the blind assassins, a youth who was once a weaver of rugs and then a child prostitute, but who since his escape has become renowned for his soundlessness, his stealth, and his pitiless hand with a knife.† (source)
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