secrecy
nounHow to pronounce secrecy:
Definition of secrecy:
- secrecy (noun):
- the trait of keeping things secret.
- the condition of being hidden or concealed
- the ability or tendency to keep things secret
Synonyms for secrecy:
clandestineness
cloak and dagger
concealment
confidentiality
covertness
furtiveness
huggermugger
mystery
privacy
privateness
prudence
secretiveness
silence
stealth
surreptitiousness
uncommunicativeness
Other 3-syllable words like secrecy
Here are some other common words that have 3 syllables, like secrecy does.
- aweary
- phlegmatic
- raticide
- embowel
- modestly
- coherent
- register
- recommend
- sherardize
- fluffiness
- nauseated
- numberless
- pioneer
- presuppose
- transition
- quandary
- glimmery
- counselor
- absorbed
- recycling
- disloyal
- oneself
- showery
- amadeus
- indictment
- flavourful
- Tuari
- Brittany
- citadel
- Elvira
- three o three
- clarify
- compensate
- disvalue
- jimenez
- Antigone
- chitchatting
- Godiva
- almirah
- dynamic
- decathlon
- ominous
- potpourri
- petroleum
- audible
- December
- Gerardo
- jolliest
- melodic
- analyst
- … more
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- begrudgingly
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- occured
- swelt'ring
- impinge
- satisfy
- transient
- untie
- toward
- versatile
- obediently
- phonetically
- feted
- distain
- usherette
- meticulously
- affectionate
- onto
- dissipated
- defiantly
- stealthily
- tooken
- sophomoric
- tangentially
- peeking
- benefited
- elongate
- neither
- traveled
- emulate
- assume