secrecy
noun
the state or condition of being secret, hidden, or concealed.
supersecrecy
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a word derived from
secrecy.
Example Sentences
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The I.N.S.'s Don Dixon, taking the Navy at its word on the supersecrecy, did not even write the story.
From Time Magazine Archive
For many a month, the supersecrecy surrounding the construction and operation of Rudow's radar station had fed the gossip of bored Americans in the occupied city.
From Time Magazine Archive
It practically never advertises in France, maintains supersecrecy about itself, and arrogantly sniffs at its com petitors' concern for style and their methods of hurried obsolescence.
From Time Magazine Archive
But the big trouble is that no one can really judge how the program is being run because of the supersecrecy that surrounds most of its operations.
From Time Magazine Archive
Part of the failure of ordinary methods of intelligence may have been due to the supersecrecy of the New Buddhists themselves.
From The Image and the Likeness by John Scott Campbell
