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covert

[koh-vert, kuhv-ert, kuhv-ert, koh-vert] / ˈkoʊ vərt, ˈkʌv ərt, ˈkʌv ərt, ˈkoʊ vərt /


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TikTok, which has since removed the clips and the accounts that posted them, said it had taken down more than 75 covert influence operations globally in 2025.

From BBC

Both are nuclear powered and can operate discreetly in waters around the world, allowing commanders to launch covert strikes.

From The Wall Street Journal

He focuses on espionage, covert action and digital surveillance.

From The Wall Street Journal

It may seem like an unusually covert way to date in the eyes of many Americans.

From The Wall Street Journal

It said the bill would clamp down on what it calls "a covert filming epidemic" and wants the government to force social media platforms to remove such content and permanently ban repeat offenders.

From BBC