Pronunciation: /pleɪn.kloʊðzmən/
noun a person who wears ordinary clothes rather than a uniform, especially a police officer who does so in order to avoid detection while on duty
A1 The plainclothesman was able to catch the thief without being noticed.
A2 The plainclothesman followed the suspect discreetly through the crowded market.
B1 The plainclothesman blended in with the crowd to gather information on the criminal activity.
B2 The plainclothesman's undercover operation led to the arrest of several drug dealers.
C1 The plainclothesman's expertise in surveillance helped solve the complex case.
C2 The plainclothesman's quick thinking and resourcefulness made him a valuable asset to the investigation team.
formal The plainclothesman observed the suspect from a distance before making an arrest.
informal The plainclothesman was able to blend in with the crowd while keeping an eye on the target.
slang The plainclothesman was like a ninja, sneaking around without anyone noticing.
figurative She was a plainclothesman in the world of high fashion, always observing and analyzing without drawing attention to herself.
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