incognitant (Meaning)
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incognitant (a.)
Ignorant.
Synonyms & Antonyms of incognitant
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incognitant Sentence Examples
- The spy operated incognito to gather intelligence without revealing his true identity.
- The clandestine organization maintained a strict policy of incognito, forbidding members from disclosing their affiliations.
- The undercover agent disguised himself incognito, adopting a new name and persona.
- The mysterious stranger remained incognito throughout the investigation, leaving little trace of his involvement.
- The government launched a secret operation incognito to apprehend a fugitive without alerting the public.
- The whistleblower chose to speak incognito, fearing retaliation for exposing corporate wrongdoing.
- The encrypted messages sent by the incognito agents were designed to be unbreakable.
- The hacker infiltrated the system incognito, leaving no signs of their presence.
- The incognito mode on the browser allowed users to browse the internet without leaving a history or cookies.
- The covert meeting took place at an undisclosed location, with attendees required to maintain incognito throughout.
FAQs About the word incognitant
Ignorant.
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The spy operated incognito to gather intelligence without revealing his true identity.
The clandestine organization maintained a strict policy of incognito, forbidding members from disclosing their affiliations.
The undercover agent disguised himself incognito, adopting a new name and persona.
The mysterious stranger remained incognito throughout the investigation, leaving little trace of his involvement.
