stealthiness

Examples

• All

• For added stealthiness, the app can also package your link inside a bit.

  Blog text (32)

• But his renewed stealthiness was showing him the way.

  Fiction book (1995)

• Suddenly it occurred to him that the gesture held a suspicious stealthiness.

  Fiction book (1990)

• In any case, at that point in the adventure, the need was for stealth, not bravado, and his stealthiness was exactly what Bilbo had been brought along for.

  Blog text (33)

• The thief relied on his stealthiness to move unnoticed through the dark alley.

• Her stealthiness allowed her to sneak up on the unsuspecting rabbit.

• They praised the stealthiness of the new drone, which could avoid detection by radar.

Synonyms

H

hiding

vsstealthiness

201 2.7

Being where other people cannot find you to stay safe

highlights silent, cautious behaviour to avoid notice rather than mere concealment

S

secrecy

vsstealthiness

165 4.4

Keeping information hidden from other people

is about quiet, cautious behaviour to avoid physical notice rather than information control

S

stealth

vsstealthiness

117 6.5

Quiet movement to avoid being seen or heard

focuses on the general quality of being quiet and secretive rather than the act

O

obscurity

vsstealthiness

33 7.4

A time when a person or thing is unknown and not noticed

focuses specifically on quiet secret behaviour to avoid notice rather than being generally unknown

C

concealment

vsstealthiness

8 5.0

Keeping something hidden or secret

centres on quiet secret behaviour as a manner rather than the hiding act

S

sneakiness

vsstealthiness

1 6.0

Doing things quietly to trick people without them noticing

focuses on quiet avoidance of notice without necessarily implying deception

C

closeness

vsstealthiness

1 5.3

A secret way of behaving that hides someone's plans

is more about quiet, physical secrecy and avoiding sensory detection

S

secretiveness

vsstealthiness

1 6.5

The habit of not telling people things or hiding information from them

focuses more on silent action and avoiding being seen than on withholding facts

C

concealing

vsstealthiness

1 5.3

An act of hiding something so people do not know about it

is about being quietly secretive in behaviour rather than the hiding process

H

hiddenness

vsstealthiness

1 7.8

A state in which something is out of sight and hard to notice or understand

adds intentional quiet secrecy aimed at avoiding notice rather than mere invisibility

C

caginess

vsstealthiness

1 7.5

A tendency to be careful and secret about giving information

concerns silent, stealthy behaviour to avoid notice rather than cautious speech

S

surreptitiousness

vsstealthiness

9.3

Habit of doing things in a hidden way

stresses quiet, careful movement to avoid notice more than general secrecy

F

furtiveness

vsstealthiness

8.8

Trying to avoid being seen or noticed

is similar but puts more emphasis on quiet movement than on desire

C

covertness

vsstealthiness

8.7

Being secret so other people do not know about it

adds the idea of quiet, cautious action aimed at avoiding notice

C

clandestinity

vsstealthiness

• Archaic

9.9

The state of being secret to avoid being noticed

is broader, covering quiet secretive behaviour beyond avoidance of detection

S

surreption

vsstealthiness

• Archaic

9.9

Doing something in secret to avoid being noticed

is the enduring quality of quiet secret behaviour rather than a single action

P

privateness

vsstealthiness

6.5

Being alone and not seen by other people

is more about quiet, secretive action intended to avoid being noticed

I

inconspicuousness

vsstealthiness

7.9

Being hard to notice in a place or crowd

adds intentional secrecy and quiet movement aimed at avoiding detection

Antonyms

O

obtrusiveness

1 7.8

Being too noticeable in a way that makes people uncomfortable

How Secretive

secrecy

165 4.4

stealthiness

1 7.3

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology