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Meaning of arreptitious
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arreptitious (a.)
Snatched away; seized or possessed, as a demoniac; raving; mad; crack-brained.
arreptitious Sentence Examples
- The thief made an arreptitious entrance into the mansion, avoiding detection by the security system.
- His arreptitious glance towards the exit betrayed his intention to leave the meeting early.
- The spy operated with arreptitious movements, blending seamlessly into the crowd.
- Despite his arreptitious efforts, his presence in the restricted area did not go unnoticed.
- The journalist's arreptitious recording of the confidential conversation sparked controversy.
- She cast an arreptitious smile towards her friend, signaling their secret understanding.
- The student's arreptitious copying of answers during the exam resulted in disciplinary action.
- The politician's arreptitious dealings were exposed by investigative journalists.
- He received a warning for his arreptitious attempts to access classified information.
- The cat moved with arreptitious steps, stalking its prey with silent determination.
FAQs About the word arreptitious
Snatched away; seized or possessed, as a demoniac; raving; mad; crack-brained.
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The thief made an arreptitious entrance into the mansion, avoiding detection by the security system.
His arreptitious glance towards the exit betrayed his intention to leave the meeting early.
The spy operated with arreptitious movements, blending seamlessly into the crowd.
Despite his arreptitious efforts, his presence in the restricted area did not go unnoticed.
