Stealth Mode

Pronunciation: /stɛlθ moʊd/

Definitions of stealth mode

noun a mode or state of being in which something is done secretly or discreetly

Example Sentences

A1 I heard that some animals have a stealth mode to hide from predators.

A2 The spy activated his stealth mode to avoid detection by the enemy.

B1 The new video game allows players to switch to stealth mode to sneak past enemies.

B2 The advanced fighter jet is equipped with a stealth mode to evade radar detection.

C1 The hacker used stealth mode to infiltrate the secure network undetected.

C2 The special forces unit moved through the enemy territory in stealth mode, remaining unseen.

Examples of stealth mode in a Sentence

formal The military aircraft was equipped with advanced technology to operate in stealth mode.

informal We decided to go into stealth mode and surprise our friends at the party.

slang Let's switch to stealth mode and sneak into the concert without paying.

figurative She operated in stealth mode, carefully hiding her true intentions from others.

Grammatical Forms of stealth mode

• plural: stealth modes
• comparative: more stealthy
• superlative: most stealthy
• present tense: stealth mode
• future tense: will be in stealth mode
• perfect tense: has been in stealth mode
• continuous tense: is in stealth mode
• singular: stealth mode
• positive degree: stealthiest
• infinitive: to be in stealth mode
• gerund: being in stealth mode
• participle: stealthy

Origin and Evolution of stealth mode

First Known Use: 1940 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The term 'stealth mode' originated in the military sector to describe the ability of aircraft or other military assets to operate undetected by radar or other detection systems.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'stealth mode' has transitioned from its military origins to be used in a broader context, particularly in the tech industry to describe a startup company that operates in secret to avoid competition or public attention.