Useful Idioms 186: Under the radar
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Published 2024-07-02
Definition:
To go unnoticed or undetected, often intentionally.
Etymology/History:
This idiom comes from aviation and military terminology, where aircraft flying below the radar are not detected by radar systems. The concept has been adapted to describe individuals, actions, or projects that avoid drawing attention.
Sample Uses:
"The new startup has been operating below the radar, but it's starting to gain attention now."
"She kept her activities under the radar to avoid any unnecessary scrutiny from her competitors."
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