| Term | Definition |
| flagrant | noticeably bad; conspicuously offensive; glaring |
| furtive | sneaky and secretive; characterized by stealth; sly |
| latent | present or capable of coming into existence, but not visible, evident, or active |
| ostensible | apparent; represented as true; possibly or seemingly true on the surface |
| salient | strikingly conspicuous; prominent or significant |
| sequester | a. to isolate someone or something; to seclude ------------- b. to seize or gain possession of property |
| subterfuge | a deceptive strategem or trick |
| surreptitious | obtained, done, or made by secret or stealthy means |
| unobtrusively | acting in a manner that does not attract attention |
| vaunt | a. to boast of; to brad about ------------ b. a boastful remark; speech or extravagant self-praise |