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a furtive action/look.
This is not a new tactic, but it is no less furtive or reprehensible for that.
Something has gone far wrong when too many civil servants are furtive or apologetic about their occupation.
We were not furtive, but we were hasty.
It would be an advantage to have a more open and less furtive society and were less concerned about such trivialities.
Secondly, it is counter-productive, because it will make people furtive about their affairs.
Some of them had a very furtive look as if they were keeping a close watch for police officers.
They are cuts, and they are furtive, unjust and miserly.
There is something unhealthy and furtive about secret contributions to political parties in exchange for favours which may or may not be given.
