Definition of clandestinely in English:

clandestinely

adverb klanˈdɛstɪnli

In a secretive and illicit way.
traffickers operate clandestinely
it prints money clandestinely at no cost to itself
Example sentencesExamples
- Anonymous surveys show that doctors in most states already act to speed the deaths of their terminally ill patients, but clandestinely and without regulation.
- In general, pictorial erotica was imported clandestinely from Europe.
- Open-market operations were introduced clandestinely in violation of the law in the 1920s.
- This elite force is uniquely capable of working with the coalition partners clandestinely.
- Many left the country or worked clandestinely under assumed names.
- The message gave us an insight into how much had been going on clandestinely during these years of occupation.
- He experimented clandestinely with composing trio sonatas, a number of which he published only in the 1720s.
- Tighter immigration controls have led to more people entering and staying clandestinely or claiming asylum.
- In 1999, he was arrested in this country, having entered clandestinely.
- Is the studio clandestinely exploring the relationship between superhero fantasy and humanity's eternal quest for the divine?

Definition of clandestinely in US English:

clandestinely

adverb

In a secretive and illicit way.
traffickers operate clandestinely
it prints money clandestinely at no cost to itself
Example sentencesExamples
- Anonymous surveys show that doctors in most states already act to speed the deaths of their terminally ill patients, but clandestinely and without regulation.
- He experimented clandestinely with composing trio sonatas, a number of which he published only in the 1720s.
- Open-market operations were introduced clandestinely in violation of the law in the 1920s.
- In general, pictorial erotica was imported clandestinely from Europe.
- Is the studio clandestinely exploring the relationship between superhero fantasy and humanity's eternal quest for the divine?
- The message gave us an insight into how much had been going on clandestinely during these years of occupation.
- This elite force is uniquely capable of working with the coalition partners clandestinely.
- Tighter immigration controls have led to more people entering and staying clandestinely or claiming asylum.
- Many left the country or worked clandestinely under assumed names.
- In 1999, he was arrested in this country, having entered clandestinely.

单词	clandestinely
释义	Definition of clandestinely in English: clandestinely adverb klanˈdɛstɪnli In a secretive and illicit way. traffickers operate clandestinely it prints money clandestinely at no cost to itself Example sentencesExamples Anonymous surveys show that doctors in most states already act to speed the deaths of their terminally ill patients, but clandestinely and without regulation. In general, pictorial erotica was imported clandestinely from Europe. Open-market operations were introduced clandestinely in violation of the law in the 1920s. This elite force is uniquely capable of working with the coalition partners clandestinely. Many left the country or worked clandestinely under assumed names. The message gave us an insight into how much had been going on clandestinely during these years of occupation. He experimented clandestinely with composing trio sonatas, a number of which he published only in the 1720s. Tighter immigration controls have led to more people entering and staying clandestinely or claiming asylum. In 1999, he was arrested in this country, having entered clandestinely. Is the studio clandestinely exploring the relationship between superhero fantasy and humanity's eternal quest for the divine? Definition of clandestinely in US English: clandestinely adverb In a secretive and illicit way. traffickers operate clandestinely it prints money clandestinely at no cost to itself Example sentencesExamples Anonymous surveys show that doctors in most states already act to speed the deaths of their terminally ill patients, but clandestinely and without regulation. He experimented clandestinely with composing trio sonatas, a number of which he published only in the 1720s. Open-market operations were introduced clandestinely in violation of the law in the 1920s. In general, pictorial erotica was imported clandestinely from Europe. Is the studio clandestinely exploring the relationship between superhero fantasy and humanity's eternal quest for the divine? The message gave us an insight into how much had been going on clandestinely during these years of occupation. This elite force is uniquely capable of working with the coalition partners clandestinely. Tighter immigration controls have led to more people entering and staying clandestinely or claiming asylum. Many left the country or worked clandestinely under assumed names. In 1999, he was arrested in this country, having entered clandestinely.
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