Hush-hush synonyms and antonyms

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on-the-record (antonym)
Intended for publication or attribution:
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public (antonym)
The definition of public is something that is related to, available to or known by people.
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known (antonym)
Recognized, proven, etc.
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told (antonym)
secret
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revealed (antonym)
(Of a religion) Focused on the revelations of a god to humankind.
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auricular
Received by the ear; known by report.
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confidential
Told in confidence; imparted in secret
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inside
Originating from or arranged by someone inside an organisation.
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private
Undertaken on an individual basis:
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secret
Kept hidden from knowledge or view; concealed:
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clandestine
(Freemasonry, of a person or lodge) Not recognized as a regular member.
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cloak-and-dagger
Of or characteristic of the activities of spies and undercover agents, esp. as extravagantly depicted in popular suspense fiction
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covert
Not openly practiced, avowed, engaged in, accumulated, or shown:
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sub rosa
Carried out secretly or confidentially
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undercover
Conducted in secret or through the use of subterfuge, as in a police investigation or in spying:
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show (related)
Show describes something related to a performance.
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hole-and-corner
Being in a secret place; conducted secretly.
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hugger-mugger
Disorderly; jumbled.
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surreptitious
Stealthy, furtive, well hidden, covert (especially movements).
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underground
Situated, occurring, or operating below the surface of the earth:
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true-even (related)
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positive-x94 (related)
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entertaining (related)
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huggermugger
Alternative form of hugger-mugger.
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Hush-hush Sentence Examples

  • The whole business is hush-hush.

  • We tried to run him down but he was hush-hush with every­one at World Wide on his new job and where he was going.

  • The FBI likes to keep our work on these cases very hush-hush.

  • Of course, the news of Jennie Garth has been hush-hush by ABC, who typically does not release the names of the contestants until shortly before the new season begins.

  • For years people tended to be hush-hush about wearing shapewear, like it was a big secret or something to be ashamed of.

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