incognita Synonyms

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incognita Meaning

Webster

A woman who is unknown or in disguise.

The state of being in disguise; -- said of a woman.

The detective cautiously approached the incognita, his eyes scanning for any recognizable features.
The mysterious woman in the black cloak remained an incognita, her true identity shrouded in secrecy.
The code's complex cipher held the incognita to a hidden message that only the most skilled cryptographer could decipher.
The expedition ventured into the uncharted territory, seeking to unravel the incognita of the ancient civilization that once thrived there.
The painting evoked an enigmatic emotion, its subject's face an incognita that hinted at hidden depths.
The hacker remained an incognita online, leaving no trace of their true identity despite their audacious cyber attacks.
The scientist tirelessly pursued the incognita of the universe's origins, hoping to unveil the secrets behind its enigmatic creation.
The detective's investigation reached a dead end when the prime suspect disappeared into an incognita, vanishing without a trace.
The enigmatic letter contained only a cryptic message, its incognita tantalizingly out of reach until the recipient discovered the hidden clue.
The author crafted a captivating mystery, leaving the reader to ponder the incognita of who committed the crime and why.

A woman who is unknown or in disguise., The state of being in disguise; -- said of a woman.

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The detective cautiously approached the incognita, his eyes scanning for any recognizable features.

The mysterious woman in the black cloak remained an incognita, her true identity shrouded in secrecy.

The code's complex cipher held the incognita to a hidden message that only the most skilled cryptographer could decipher.

The expedition ventured into the uncharted territory, seeking to unravel the incognita of the ancient civilization that once thrived there.