obreptitiously

English

Etymology

From obreptitious +‎ -ly.

Adverb

obreptitiously (comparative more obreptitiously, superlative most obreptitiously)

1. In an obreptitious manner.
   • 1906, Pope Adrian IV, a Friend of Ireland, page 33:

     ...although they state facts evidently false or controverted , which would allow the charge of their having been surreptitiously or obreptitiously obtained...