Disguised
Disguised adjective - Having its true character concealed with the intent of misleading.
Smuggled and disguised are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Smuggled" instead a verb "Disguised".
Nearby Words: disguise, disguising
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- buried and disguised
- buried and smuggled
- concealed and disguised
- concealed and smuggled
- veiled and disguised
- veiled and smuggled
- covered and disguised
- covered and smuggled
- obscured and disguised
- obscured and smuggled
- shrouded and disguised
- shrouded and smuggled
- protected and disguised
- protected and smuggled
Both words in one sentence
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Components are either concealed in or disguised as everyday items (including a rubber ball and a transistor radio, as shown in the film version) as they are smuggled in.
Source: Scaramanga Special - When Charles Stuart, the Young Pretender, was escaping from Scotland after the collapse of his rebellion, Flora MacDonald smuggled him onto a boat disguised as her maid.
Source: Harmless Lady Disguise - Disguised in Drag: The Chinese immigrants being smuggled over the border in the opening scene are dressed as women.
Source: Film / Sky High (1922)
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