incognito

IPA: ɪnkɔgnˈitoʊ

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.

Without being known; in an assumed character, or under an assumed title; in disguise.

Examples of "incognito" in Sentences

It indicates that you're in "incognito/private browsing" mode.
You can browse normally and in incognito mode at the same time by using separate windows.
You can have some windows running in incognito mode while others are running in standard browsing mode.
So the word "incognito" is projected on to the set and floats around ardently pursued by Julian Barratt's mayor.
Taken directly from the start page in incognito mode: "Going incognito doesn't affect the behavior of other people, servers, or software."
That he enjoyed the play so long as he could remain incognito and stop it where he pleased, but that he had no mind to let it drift into reality?
His parents have advised him to retire to this city, where he wears the dress of a student, and where he will remain incognito until this affair of his is arranged, which it is hoped it will be before long.
But even this melted away: first, under the reflection that if the mysterious fur-merchant wished to remain incognito, he must be extremely provoked with Margaret; (and she rather liked the idea of any body being provoked with Margaret;) and secondly, a further thaw took place on more amiable grounds, when the Duke, laying his hand gently on her arm as she passed from the dining-room, said fondly: