unnoticed
ਲੁਕੀ
definition
adjective
a deliberate kick that went unnoticed by the referee
not noticed.
example
In the bustle of the capital, the Tory leader's visit goes largely 'unnoticed' .
This time, however, there was no fanfare as he slipped out of the country 'unnoticed' .
Why not undermine his own team, so that his poor performances might pass 'unnoticed' ?
I just kept my end of the deal by staying quiet and 'unnoticed' to the rest of society.
It is sad to note that fine and world-standard talent goes 'unnoticed' in our regions.
New lighting will be installed to bring the block out of the gloom, making it less easy to slip inside 'unnoticed' .
He had transformed from the quiet and 'unnoticed' prince to the strong and passionate captain.
Many O26 bugs are relatively harmless and live 'unnoticed' in the gut of humans and farm animals.
The simple gravestone at Yeadon Methodist Cemetery could easily go 'unnoticed' .
What went 'unnoticed' in the row was that these people worked all the hours that were thrown at them.
Happily I had found a quiet spot where my hyperventilating could go 'unnoticed' .
The error - by an accountant new to the job - went 'unnoticed' for more than three months.
Is it really convincing that the man could have wormed out of the cells 'unnoticed' ?
David's side of the family has been neglected, which has not gone 'unnoticed' by his peeved parents.
This strength of character has not gone 'unnoticed' by Indian women, who have found much in her to applaud.
He usually wears a peaked cap and is 'unnoticed' as he sits at his café table, writing.
It's something that didn't go 'unnoticed' in the Jensen household once his move north was cut and dried.
But the efforts of new young striker Daniel Bent did not go 'unnoticed' by the caretaker boss.
Palm Island has been revamped and there is a huge new hotel in the previously 'unnoticed' island of Canouan.
The sacrifices that the people at my place have given have apparently gone 'unnoticed' .
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