incognitos (Meaning)

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incognitos (pl.)

of Incognito

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The secret agents slipped into enemy territory incognitos, hoping to remain undetected.
The witness testified incognito, concealing their identity to protect themselves from retaliation.
The celebrity dined incognito at a local restaurant, trying to avoid attention and scrutiny.
The undercover operatives carried out their mission incognito, disguised as ordinary citizens.
The donor requested anonymity, wishing to remain incognito while making a significant contribution.
The journalist went incognito to investigate a sensitive issue, seeking to avoid bias or interference.
The hackers infiltrated the system incognito, masking their true identities and intentions.
The government launched a surveillance program incognito, operating in the shadows to gather intelligence.
The philanthropist preferred to work incognito, donating generously without seeking recognition.
The spy lived an incognito life, maintaining multiple identities and aliases to evade detection.

of Incognito

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The secret agents slipped into enemy territory incognitos, hoping to remain undetected.

The witness testified incognito, concealing their identity to protect themselves from retaliation.

The celebrity dined incognito at a local restaurant, trying to avoid attention and scrutiny.

The undercover operatives carried out their mission incognito, disguised as ordinary citizens.