hush-hush Antonyms
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Strong:
- vulgar
- divulged
- advertised
- aired
- rife
- well-known
- proclaimed
- prevalent
- declared
- professed
- well-known
- widespread
- published
- announced
- proclaimed
- disclosed
- general
- aired
- broadcast
- professed
- general
- popular
- prevailing
- published
- advertised
- heralded
- blazed
- broadcast
- rife
- disclosed
- current
- reported
- blazed
- reported
- popular
- widespread
- declared
- heralded
- announced
- prevailing
- prevalent
- divulged
- current
- vulgar
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Strongest:
Strong:
- undisclosed
- clandestine
- nonpublic
- esoteric
- undercover
- intimate
- restricted
- behind-the-scenes
- hidden
- inside
- classified
- personal
- hushed
- privy
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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,undisclosed, clandestine, nonpublic, esoteric, undercover, intimate, restricted
common, publicized, open, open, public,public, common, publicized, vulgar, divulged
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.
