Plain
Plain adjective - Free from all additions or embellishment.
Sneaking
Sneaking adjective - Given to acting in secret and to concealing one's intentions.
Usage example: never let one of those sneaking salespeople into your house
Both words in one sentence
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Plus, people tend to think a ninja suit is quite suited to sneaking about, unless you stand in plain sight.
Source: McNinja - She changes the gameplay from sneaking around undetected to "tear through the stage in plain sight gunning down foes with an infinite ammo rapid-fire gun".
Source: Purposely Overpowered -
Dressing as the Enemy: Happens more than once, as a way of hiding in plain sight, or sneaking past those searching for the kids.
Source: Literature / On the Run
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