semisecretive

adj

semisecretive

adj

Etymology From semi- + secretive.

1

Somewhat secretive.

  • Even today few find the concept comical, least of all in the political realm, where the notion of a mighty, semisecretive establishment — business-suited men (and a few women) cloistered in the proverbial smoke-filled room — still obtains.2008 February 10, Nicholas Confessore, “The Vanishing Establishment”, in New York Times:

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