Keeping
Quiet
Quiet noun - A state of freedom from storm or disturbance.
How words are described
Both words in one sentence
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One imagines that instead of keeping her discovery of the switch quiet in 1998, Regina tells the truth but ends up losing custody of both girls due to her drinking.
Source: It's a Wonderful Plot - Another entry from France: Marcel Marceau was a member of the French Resistance who practiced mime as a means of keeping Jewish children quiet as he and his brother smuggled them into Switzerland.
Source: Badass Bookworm / Real Life -
Keeping Secrets Sucks: Phil requested his producer/cameraman keep quiet about his broken ribs and coughing up blood so the crew (especially his sons) wouldn't be distracted.
Source: Series / Deadliest Catch
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