hush-hush Antonyms
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- prevailing
- published
- general
- reported
- vulgar
- announced
- well-known
- disclosed
- prevalent
- current
- declared
- blazed
- widespread
- disclosed
- popular
- current
- rife
- aired
- heralded
- broadcast
- general
- announced
- reported
- divulged
- vulgar
- professed
- divulged
- rife
- published
- well-known
- heralded
- advertised
- blazed
- proclaimed
- prevalent
- declared
- advertised
- proclaimed
- prevailing
- broadcast
- professed
- widespread
- aired
- popular
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- hushed
- restricted
- esoteric
- classified
- privy
- behind-the-scenes
- intimate
- personal
- clandestine
- undisclosed
- inside
- undercover
- hidden
- nonpublic
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Meaning of hush-hush
hush-hush (s)
conducted with or marked by hidden aims or methods
hush-hush Sentence Examples
- The secret mission was hush-hush, with only a select few privy to its details.
- The celebrity tried to keep her pregnancy hush-hush, but the tabloids inevitably got wind of it.
- The hush-hush meeting between the rival parties aimed to find a discreet resolution.
- The government imposed hush-hush restrictions on the discussion of classified information.
- The employee signed a hush-hush agreement to prevent any sensitive company information from being divulged.
- The hush-hush investigation into corporate malfeasance was conducted under a cloak of secrecy.
- The affair between the two colleagues was kept hush-hush to avoid scandal.
- The lab's groundbreaking research was hush-hush, with only researchers and a few trusted individuals knowing about it.
- The hush-hush dinner party was a private gathering where influential figures could discuss sensitive topics without public scrutiny.
- The hush-hush nature of the project allowed the team to work without interference or unwanted attention.
FAQs About the word hush-hush
conducted with or marked by hidden aims or methods
private,confidential, secret, hushed, restricted, esoteric, classified, privy, behind-the-scenes, intimate
publicized, open, common, publicized, public,public, common, open, prevailing, published
The secret mission was hush-hush, with only a select few privy to its details.
The celebrity tried to keep her pregnancy hush-hush, but the tabloids inevitably got wind of it.
The hush-hush meeting between the rival parties aimed to find a discreet resolution.
The government imposed hush-hush restrictions on the discussion of classified information.
