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| in·cog·ni·to [ ìn kog ntō ] |
adjective,
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in disguise: with the identity disguised or hidden, e.g. under an assumed name
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noun (plural in·cog·ni·tos) |
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1. somebody in disguise: somebody who acts or travels in disguise so as to be unrecognizable
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2. disguise: the character, disguise, or name assumed by somebody who is attempting to be unrecognizable
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| [Mid-17th century. Via Italian< Latin incognitus "unknown" < cognoscere "get to know" (see cognition)] |
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