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1) General subject: abstruse (о мыслях и т.п.), arcane, auricular, back-door (об интригах), backdoor, backstage, backstairs, behind-the-scenes, clandestine, closet, covert, cryptic, dark, esoteric, furtive, hedge, hidden, hideaway, hieroglyphic (о знаках), hieroglyphical (о знаках), hole and corner, hole-and-corner, holocryptic, hugger mugger, hugger-mugger, hush hush, illicit, invisible, lurking, mystic, occult, occulted, off stage, offscreen, private, privy, quiet, secret, sly, sneaking, snug, star chamber, star-chamber (о казни), stealth, stealthy, subterranean, subterrestrial, surreptitious, under-the-table, undercover, underground, underhand, underhanded, underthetable (о сделке и т. п.), undivulged, unprofessed, vague, cloak-and-dagger2) Colloquial: hush-hush3) Obsolete: recluse4) Engineering: mysterious5) Bookish: subreptive6) Religion: abstruse, esoteric ( Designed for or understood by the specially initiated alone)7) Diplomatic term: inside8) Deprecatingly: star-chamber (о казни и т.п.)9) Jargon: bootleg, chicken, under the table10) Business: close, undisclosed11) Makarov: black, colourable, inner, under cover, under-the-table (о сделке и т.п.), underneath
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