Sentence examples for was clandestine from inspiring English sources
adjective
Done or kept in secret, sometimes to conceal an illicit or improper purpose.
"Firstly because it was clandestine.
Hence the work Susan and Ethan Duncan were doing in the nineteen-eighties was clandestine.
Iran denied it was clandestine and said it had informed the IAEA about the plant earlier this week.
Mr. Taviani helped organize the Christian Democratic Party in the Genoa area in 1943, when it was clandestine.
Ariel Di Porto, an official with the group, the Jewish Agency for Israel, said the "airlift was clandestine" because Yemen and Israel have no diplomatic ties.
Drugstore chains filed a lawsuit in July, arguing that the plan was "clandestine and unlawful" because federal officials did not plan to pay for the discounts.
We oblige them to be clandestine.
"They would no longer be clandestine".
Still, homosexual behavior has always been clandestine.
It was 1993, and to avoid detection, meetings were clandestine.
He has not exactly been clandestine about it.
