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Discover LudwigThe phrase "secret about" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to indicate that the subject of the sentence is related to something that is being kept hidden or unknown. Example: The detective discovered a secret about the missing necklace that led to the arrest of the thief. In this sentence, the phrase "secret about" is used to indicate that the detective found out something that was not previously known, which ultimately led to solving the case of the missing necklace.
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There's nothing secret about that".
No secret about it.
There was nothing secret about this.
There was nothing secret about it.
He's worked out the secret about Europe.
There's nothing symbolic or secret about it.
You mentioned a secret about your outfit.
There was no secret about that.
"There is no secret about this.
Mohammed finally said, "I know a secret about you.
HAZEL MILLER, 100 "There's no secret about it, really.
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