Thesaurus / incog
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synonyms for incog
- hidden
- surreptitious
- undercover
- private
- privy
- secret
- buried
- camouflaged
- cloaked
- concealed
- disguised
- dissembled
- furtive
- hush-hush
- incognito
- masked
- obscured
- on the Q.T.
- shrouded
- stealthy
- sub-rosa
- ulterior
- underhand
- under-the-table
- under wraps
- unsuspected
- veiled
- anonymous
- bearded
- camouflaged
- concealed
- disguised
- hidden
- isolated
- masked
- masquerading
- obscure
- under assumed name
- unknown
- unrecognized
- anonymous
- exotic
- foreign
- nameless
- new
- remote
- strange
- uncharted
- undiscovered
- unexplained
- unexplored
- unfamiliar
- unidentified
- unnamed
- unrecognized
- alien
- dark
- far
- secret
- X
- concealed
- desolate
- distant
- faraway
- far-off
- hidden
- humble
- incognito
- little-known
- such and such
- unapprehended
- unascertained
- uncelebrated
- undistinguished
- unheard-of
- unnoted
- unperceived
- unrenowned
- unrevealed
- unsung
- untold
antonyms for incog
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How to use incog in a sentence
The young Pretender, followed by about fifty Scotch and Irish adventurers, meanwhile, came incog.
THE CHRONICLES OF CRIME OR THE NEW NEWGATE CALENDAR. V. 1/2CAMDEN PELHAMTrue, but I learn that she means to make the entire trip incog.
THE WHITE ROSE OF MEMPHISWILLIAM C. FALKNERI played at being successful, bought my own pictures through dealers—incog., of course—at enormous prices.
LOVE'S USURIESLOUIS CRESWICKEThere is a well-known story of an English nobleman, desiring to remain incog.
NUTS AND NUTCRACKERSCHARLES JAMES LEVERPresent your friend to me, incog., and I'll wager—oh, anything that I shall read her like a book on sight.
A THOUGHTLESS YESHELEN H. GARDENERHedlock fled at our approach, leaving many debts unpaid and finally lived incog.
THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF PARLEY PARKER PRATTPARLEY PARKER PRATTHer son was the Duc d'Alencon; and as they both remained incog.
THE MEMOIRS OF THE LOUIS XIV. AND THE REGENCY, COMPLETEELIZABETH-CHARLOTTE, DUCHESSE D'ORLEANSIn a novel the hailing voice would be that of a lady or a Caliph incog., and it would lure me to adventure or romance.
PUNCH, OR THE LONDON CHARIVARI, VOL. 156, FEB. 26, 1919VARIOUSThe Prince of Wales honored the performance with his company part of the time; he came into the music incog.
A BOOK ABOUT LAWYERSJOHN CORDY JEAFFRESONI had travelled nearly the whole distance incog., without hearing my own name on a pair of human lips for weeks.
A WALK FROM LONDON TO JOHN O'GROAT'SELIHU BURRITTWORDS RELATED TO INCOG
- X
- alien
- anonymous
- concealed
- dark
- desolate
- distant
- exotic
- far
- far-off
- faraway
- foreign
- hidden
- humble
- incog
- incognito
- little-known
- nameless
- new
- remote
- secret
- strange
- such and such
- unapprehended
- unascertained
- uncelebrated
- uncharted
- undiscovered
- undistinguished
- unexplained
- unexplored
- unfamiliar
- unheard-of
- unidentified
- unnamed
- unnoted
- unperceived
- unrecognized
- unrenowned
- unrevealed
- unsung
- untold
Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.