Inconspicuously [adverb]
Definition of Inconspicuously:
unobtrusively
Opposite/Antonyms of Inconspicuously:
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Sentence/Example of Inconspicuously:
Larrys share ended there, and Larry himself exited from the scene of his first command quite inconspicuously on a stretcher.
He was of medium height, stockily built, inconspicuously dressed in a blue short-sleeved tunic, gray slacks and sandals.
Inconspicuously, he worked his hand down through the sand bottom of the prison.
I had to evolve some scheme, and evolve it rapidly, how we might drop most inconspicuously into the world across the water.
As for Chief Manning, his genius for directing his subordinates is inconspicuously employed all the time.
The "boss" took his place inconspicuously among those who formed the outer fringe of the assemblage.
Alicia, who had followed the scene from a distance, came forward to meet him, holding out her hands inconspicuously.
Nothing was easier than to insert the name of E.H. Machin inconspicuously towards the centre of the list!
Jack Roberts did not leave town inconspicuously with his prisoner in the middle of the night.
The quick eye of the officer had swept over the place and found the two men he wanted sitting inconspicuously at a small table.