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Word | Sneak |
Hindi Meaning | चोरी छिपे देना, चुगलखोर, चोरी छिपे देखना, चुपके आना जाना, चोरी छिपे रखना, छिछोरा, चोरी छिपे आना, गुप्त, चोर, मुखबिर, ले कर चंपत हो जाना, चोरी छिपे लाना, चोरी छिपे ले जाना, डरपोक, कपड़े का जूता, अभ्यास के दौरान पहना जाने वाला जूता, नज़र बचा कर, धीरे धीरे बढना, कमीनापन, उठाईगीषा, से नजर बचाकर आना, विशेष पूर्वदर्शन, उचक्का, कायर, मुख़बिर, छिपकर जाना, आंख बचाकर आना-जाना, चोर की तरह भाग जाना, अधम व्यवहार करना, चालाकी का व्यवहार करना, नीच, अधम मनुष्य, छुपकर जाना, खिसकना, चुराना |
marked by quiet and caution and secrecy; taking pains to avoid being observed; a furtive manner; a lurking prowler; a sneak attack; stealthy footsteps; a surreptitious glance at his watch; someone skulking in the shadows / someone who prowls or sneaks about / To act in a stealthy and cowardly manner / to tell tales about someone behind his back: to creep along quietly / a furtive and contemptible person. / to move quietly and secretly in order to avoid being noticed / to take or bring (something) secretly and often quickly / to tell someone (such as a parent or teacher) about something wrong that someone else has done / a person who acts in a secret and usually dishonest way / done while others are not paying attention, | |
Usage | ⇒ He managed to sneak out of the restaurent ⇒ They tried to sneak into the movie without paying. ⇒ he was branded a prying sneak for eavesdropping on intimate conversation ⇒ we snuck out when the teacher wasn't looking |
Synonyms | slink, skulk, prowl, steal, creep, pussyfoot, lurk, slip, stoolie, snitch, fink, sneaker, cower, stealthy, furtive, pad, abstract, blackguard, crawl, filch, |
Antonyms | unconcealed, acknowledged, apparent, avowed, clear, divulging, easygoing, evident, gentleman, give, hustle, illuminating, indicative, informative, leisurely, manifest, obvious, open, overt, patent, |
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