Backstage
Backstage adverb - In a manner intended to prevent knowledge or awareness by others.
Usage example: some of the most important decisions were made backstage, and only presented to the full committee afterward
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Synonyms for Backstage
Underground and backstage are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Underground" instead an adverb "Backstage".
Underground
Underground adverb - Beneath the surface of the earth.
Backstage and underground are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Backstage" instead an adverb "Underground".
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- confidential and backstage
- confidential and underground
- underhanded and backstage
- underhanded and underground
- private and backstage
- private and underground
- privy and backstage
- privy and underground
- secret and backstage
- secret and underground
- classified and backstage
- classified and underground
- hidden and backstage
- hidden and underground
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Elaborate Underground Base: As anyone who's been backstage at a Disney park can tell you, the backstage area has lots of dressing rooms, props, and parade floats, often just barely out of sight.
Source: Ride / Disney Theme Parks - During the TV play Underground, broadcast live on the BBC in 1958, actor Gareth Jones collapsed and died backstage.
Source: The Show Must Go On
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