clandestine
ജനകീയ
definition
adjective
she deserved better than these clandestine meetings
kept secret or done secretively, especially because illicit.
example
He then returned the plane to its home airport and vanished back into his 'clandestine' world.
I agreed to act as though our affair were a secret, a 'clandestine' drama to be hidden from the rest of the world.
In certain details every 'clandestine' struggle is very much the same.
There were 'clandestine' meetings in a shutdown youth centre, and journeys of many miles to seek out particular preachers.
She was a 'clandestine' officer of the CIA and she had worked undercover around the world.
Olga's 'clandestine' meetings with Nicholai at Michael's home were becoming dangerous.
We used to hear a lot of rumours about such 'clandestine' transactions.
Some of the longtime members began organizing 'clandestine' meetings to discuss grievances.
Indeed, it does appear to be the case that the 'clandestine' nuclear weapons programme was initiated following that strike.
Gathering his cast and crew, he plots a 'clandestine' departure.
This is particularly true of those involved in 'clandestine' or illegal activities.
He switched on later to the lucrative 'clandestine' trade of felling and smuggling of sandalwood trees.
We watched their 'clandestine' purchasing and procurement network very carefully.
Their aid no longer had to be 'clandestine' .
The 'clandestine' route the escaped slaves traveled became known as the Underground Railroad.
So far, if the 'clandestine' meetings had gotten any easier, it was only marginally.
Other 'clandestine' links operate, smuggling arms and, according to the police, drugs into Northern Ireland.
The area is also a haven of illegal immigrants, the majority who are involved in the 'clandestine' activities.
But the other side of the story is of course, perhaps it is possible they were on some 'clandestine' mission.
Now they were ruled by silence, as if on their way to some 'clandestine' meeting of which it was not permitted to speak.
The group emerged from 'clandestinity' to lead the largest revolutionary mass movement in the country's history.
Even the most discrete of armadas might alter their plans and give hint to some 'clandestinity' on our part.
‘My client appreciates 'clandestinity' ,’ the dealer said.
Mandela's autobiography came out originally in 1994, although he started writing it 'clandestinely' in 1974 during his imprisonment.
For years she'd been 'clandestinely' dating Jean.
But what the company cannot be proud of is the air of 'clandestinity' surrounding its operations.
These leaders have spent all their adult lives in the cocoon of isolation and paranoia that 'clandestinity' generates.
During the years 1961-63, she worked 'clandestinely' for the Algerian National Liberation Front.
If procedures are outlawed they will almost certainly be available 'clandestinely' to those who can pay.
Among the most interesting speakers were those who had 'clandestinely' slipped out of occupied France by boat or via the Spanish mountains.
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