1. traveling or living under an assumed name or identity; in disguise or concealment
Usage: informal; often used as 'incognito' in modern English

1. in a disguised or concealed manner; without revealing one's identity
Usage: informal; often used as 'incognito' in modern English

1. a person who is traveling or living under an assumed identity; a disguised person
Usage: informal; often used as 'incognito' in modern English

Examples

• The celebrity traveled incog to avoid being recognized by fans.
• She went incog during her vacation to escape the pressures of fame.
• The spy operated incog for months before being discovered.
• He preferred to remain incog when visiting the small town.
• The royal family sometimes travels incog for privacy.
• She checked into the hotel incog under an assumed name.