Closed-door
Closed-door adjective - Not open to the public.
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Synonyms for Closed-door
Surreptitious and closed-door are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Surreptitious" instead an adjective phrase "Closed-door".
Surreptitious
Surreptitious adjective - Undertaken or done so as to escape being observed or known by others.
Usage example: a private investigator adept at taking surreptitious pictures of adulterous couples
Closed-door and surreptitious are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Closed-door" instead an adjective "Surreptitious".
Nearby Word: surreptitiously
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Related pairs
- close and closed-door
- close and surreptitious
- sneak and closed-door
- sneak and surreptitious
- private and closed-door
- private and surreptitious
- privy and closed-door
- privy and surreptitious
- secret and closed-door
- secret and surreptitious
- sneaky and closed-door
- sneaky and surreptitious
- underground and closed-door
- underground and surreptitious
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