Adjective:

இரகசியமாகச் செயல்படுகிற,

undercover's Usage Examples:

Pretending to be in search of illegal substances for personal use, the undercover officer hoped to beguile the drug dealers into revealing their source.

undercover to try and unearth the thief.

Only his undercover agents contained such little information in his database.

undercover in this glamorous world, and learned the secrets of these top-drawer seducers.

In the intro section of the game there are a few more details on why the undercover cop seems to have nothing to lose.

She'd been deep undercover in much worse situations.

The plot is murky, involving a trade dispute, blockades, Jedi undercover, and an underlying story - just begun in this film - of a sinister force gathering power in hiding.

"You have the option of playing classic Uno in the quick play mode or joining Felicia Blue, secret agent working undercover, in a fun filled adventure game complete with new cards, great characters and plenty of twists in the adventure mode.

The first undercover investigation was in 1981 by Sarah Kite.

This unexplained character at the identity parade (plainclothes policewoman?The case was, it seems, built on the work of an undercover policewoman attempting to fit Stagg to a predetermined psychological profile.

She does a lot of the same work as Murillo - surveillance, undercover and "sweeps" in which her team attempts to make several arrests for different kinds of criminal behavior in one day.

Strauss went undercover in this glamorous world, and learned the secrets of these top-drawer seducers.

Yet another critic questioned how officers who work undercover can show their faces on a reality program and go back to their jobs safely.

Synonyms:

cloak-and-dagger, clandestine, covert, secret, underground, hole-and-corner, surreptitious, hugger-mugger, hush-hush,

Antonyms:

surface, significant, unconcealed, tidy, overt,