incognito
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- noun
- /ɪnˈkɪɡnɪtoʊ/
- Texting
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modo incógnito
- Don't you understand what "incognito" means?
- incognito mode
- travel incognito
- go incognito
Using Incognito mode will not solve the problem either.
- Using Incognito mode will not solve the problem either.
- And you may be thinking, Joe, why don't you use Incognito mode?
Examples
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You have the law's permission to reside in the property - in a state of incognito.
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It's basically Incognito mode for voice commands.
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Using Incognito mode will not solve the problem either.
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Smykal may have told someone about my incognito visit.
Fiction book (1995) -
Now Incognito mode, which by the way isn't useless, plus AVPN and Tor, is pretty good and probably enough for most people.
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Dr. Ali always insisted on traveling incognito; in a dictatorship, anonymity was priceless.
Fiction book (2000) -
Albert was traveling incognito, but Kowalsky recognized and befriended him and was rewarded with an invitation to Belgium in 1904.
Academic text (1998) -
You can browse the internet safely by activating incognito mode in your web browser.
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If you want to prevent your browsing history from being saved, simply use incognito mode.
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Many people use incognito mode to keep their online searches private.
Synonyms
A private browser mode that does not save your history
Surface Forms
Etymology
Incognito used for browser mode also comes from in- 'not' and cognitus 'known', the same root as the word know. So opening an incognito window is a way to keep your browsing 'not known' to that computer or account.