incognito
IPA: ɪnkɔgnˈitoʊ
noun
- One unknown or in disguise, or under an assumed character or name.
- The assumption of disguise or of a feigned character; the state of being in disguise or not recognized.
adjective
- Without being known; in an assumed character, or under an assumed title; in disguise.
adverb
- Without revealing one's identity.
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Examples of "incognito" in Sentences
- It's time to reveal your incognito.
- She attended them incognito, sitting alone in the balcony.
- Tim was traveling incognito, under the name of Peter Gillham.
- I had to use incognito for my faults that I have done before.
- In exile, Francis adopted the incognito title of 'Count of Moratalla'.
- One of the incognito is again finding amusement in removing Yugoslavia.
- He returned to Vienna in 1989 incognito but was recognized and arrested.
- In 1812 he returned to the town incognito so that none can recognize him.
- Arthur goes to the tavern incognito to find out what people think about him.
- They always try to sneak in incognito, because they don't have a legal license.
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