Adjective:

ଚୋରମାନେ, ଅଦୃଶ୍ୟ |, TPTP,

furtive's Usage Examples:

petrol for the engine, and loped towards the gap in the bushes with the furtiveness of a stage Mohican or Groucho Marx.

Ischnura prognata, the furtive forktail, is a species of narrow-winged damselfly in the family Coenagrionidae.

commented that "[some] tracks take more time to reveal themselves, and this furtiveness occasionally threatens to douse Rhythm’s fireworks in a low dose of monotony.

The furtive tuco-tuco (Ctenomys occultus) is a species of rodent in the family Ctenomyidae.

If only you can behave naturally, and avoid any appearance of furtiveness, it is worth any number of elaborate disguises and faked documents.

Paris as "an adult movie theater, sex club and safe space for public masturbators", and a "shining beacon to furtive men hiding their faces from the Voodoo.

welter of neologisms and acronyms is initially overwhelming, and I kept furtively turning to the glossary [.

"Fourteen Words", "14", or "14/88" are furtive shibboleths used among white supremacists in the Anglosphere.

The male figure is relatively small, crouching subserviently, and fully clothed; he has an anxious or furtive look.

Alexander I of Russia used the palace for his furtive rendezvous with Sophia Velho, a court banker"s daughter.

He left aside small objects furtively snuffling in the corners and their soul landscapes, and started to actively interfere.

The fugitives left Rome and chose Maremma as a secure place for their furtiveness.

adds to the secretive feeling of the painting, maybe indicating the furtiveness of the affair or a clandestine meeting place.

Synonyms:

concealed, sneaky, sneak, stealthy, surreptitious,

Antonyms:

exhibitionistic, unprotected, explicit, visible, unconcealed,