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Definitions

incog

[in-kog] / ɪnˈkɒg /

ADJECTIVE

concealed

Synonyms

STRONGEST

buried camouflaged covered planted veiled

STRONG

cached enshrouded guarded masked obscure obscured screened secreted shrouded stashed

WEAK

covered up covert holed up hush-hush hushed up incognito inconspicuous perdu privy put in the hole recondite tucked away ulterior under wraps unseen

Antonyms

WEAK

bare clear disclosed exposed obvious open plain revealed shown told uncovered

ADJECTIVE

covert

Synonyms

STRONGEST

hidden surreptitious undercover

STRONG

private privy secret

WEAK

buried camouflaged cloaked concealed disguised dissembled furtive hush-hush incognito masked obscured on the Q.T. shrouded stealthy sub-rosa ulterior under wraps under-the-table underhand unsuspected veiled

Antonyms

STRONGEST

open

STRONG

known public revealed unconcealed

WEAK

aboveboard candid frank honest overt

ADJECTIVE

disguised

Synonyms

STRONGEST

camouflaged

STRONG

changed cloaked covered fake feigned hidden masked pretend

WEAK

covert false undercover

Antonyms

STRONG

bare exposed genuine open real

WEAK

recognizable revealed uncovered unmasked

ADJECTIVE

incognito

Synonyms

WEAK

anonymous bearded camouflaged concealed disguised hidden isolated masked masquerading obscure under assumed name unknown unrecognized

Antonyms

WEAK

known openly seen unhidden

ADJECTIVE

unknown

Synonyms

STRONGEST

anonymous exotic foreign nameless new remote strange uncharted undiscovered unexplained unexplored unfamiliar unidentified unnamed unrecognized

STRONG

X alien dark far secret

WEAK

concealed desolate distant far-off faraway hidden humble incognito little-known such and such unapprehended unascertained uncelebrated undistinguished unheard-of unnoted unperceived unrenowned unrevealed unsung untold

Antonyms

STRONGEST

common familiar identified known named native normal regular relevant usual

Example Sentences

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Very well, then, I am able to inform you that you were in Newport incog, several days before you came to us.

From Prince or Chauffeur? A Story of Newport by McFall, J. V.

It had one ingredient pleasurable enough to secure its good reception—it was new—nobody had ever before dreamt of his Majesty making a tour into the provinces incog.

From Diary And Notes Of Horace Templeton, Esq. Volume II (of II) by Lever, Charles James

Next afternoon the Consul shows up at our ranch as gay as an up-state deacon who's seeing the town incog.

From Shorty McCabe by Wilson, F. Vaux (Francis Vaux)

Let me tell him in a few brief words what I think of his heartless cruelty—But no, I was forgetting,—I am here incog.

From A Day's Ride A Life's Romance by Lever, Charles James

Usually incog, in England, I reside in a cottage near Osborne.

From Tony Butler by Lever, Charles James

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