Clandestinely is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CLANDESTINELY in dictionary:

ADVERB:
• CLANDESTINE, marked by, held in, or conducted with secrecy
• in a secretive and illicit way
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• marked by, held in, or conducted with secrecy; surreptitious

Words related to CLANDESTINELY

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How to use CLANDESTINELY in a sentence

• When they abandoned it, other foreign powers might take it up, and clandestinely supply our islands with slaves.
• The former had daily offered sacrifice for the safety and success of the Roman people, and the latter had clandestinely supplied the starving prisoners with food.
• Archibald Cameron, a brother of Locheill, having clandestinely revisited Scotland, was arrested, tried, and executed for high treason at Tyburn.
• Early in the same month property was clandestinely abstracted from the depot of the Transit Company and taken to Greytown.
• This irritated both the young people, Bridget being far less disposed to submit to her aunt than to her father, and they met clandestinely in the streets.
• Sterling, a rich city merchant, is clandestinely married to Mr.
• He has been clandestinely married for four years, and has a little son named Frederick.
• The sinister and cynical idea which had clandestinely taken up quarters in her mind awoke and assailed her from a new angle, that of youth.
• Courceuil, Boislaurier, and his relation Dubut, clandestinely changed two thousand francs in silver money for gold, and fled to Brittany and England.
• The tenants sought to cut and remove the crops clandestinely.
• He was in love, and clandestinely engaged to a young lady, whose family were wealthy and would not for a moment hear of the match.
• For a prohibited correspondence is one of the great incidents of a sentimental life, and a letter clandestinely received, the supreme felicity of a sentimental lady.
• The provisions clandestinely disappeared, and the family seemed to think it necessary to repair the waste, by eating more sparingly.
• A more honourable and praise-worthy principle than doubt or curiosity now led Sedley to discover what the treasure was which Isabel thus clandestinely visited.
• Philip, his third brother, sovereign of Batania, was arming himself clandestinely.
• And whereas we have reason to apprehend, that the said Wood may, at any time hereafter, clandestinely coin as many more halfpence as he pleases.
• There the old man abode for two or three months, and his sons brought him clandestinely all they had.
• If they wish for novels, for example, they must get them clandestinely.
• Immediately she had got me to subscribe for it, and to pass each number clandestinely to her.
• This nurse, described to me by the patient as a handsome woman, having met the inevitable man, used frequently to meet him clandestinely.
• No one who knows anything of those eminent Senators will charge them with doing anything secretly or clandestinely.

Similar words containing CLANDESTINE without suffix ly

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