secretively

American  

[see-kri-tiv-lee] / ˈsi krɪ tɪv li /

adverb

1. in a secretive way.

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Example Sentences

Uri Kol, a digital campaign expert, said the revelation could hint that the army has employed the tactic secretively against Israelis before.

From Seattle Times

The bakery the locals love, its name solemnly and secretively whispered to me by a friend, had been closed.

From Salon

In the past, China has worked on its own — and secretively — with countries on debt relief.

From New York Times

In Lviv, some of the businesses that flocked to this safer western region of Ukraine are working on installing armor on existing vehicles, military uniforms, and, more secretively, ammunition.

From New York Times

The California Public Utilities Commission — which regulates day-to-day services as varied as electric utilities and ride-hailing companies — has long vowed to become more transparent in response to criticism it operates far too secretively.

From Los Angeles Times