Unbeknownst

“Unbeknownst” is an adverb used to describe something that happens or exists without the knowledge or awareness of a particular person or group. It conveys the idea of being concealed or hidden from someone’s understanding.

Sample Sentences:

  1. Unbeknownst to Sarah, her friends were planning a surprise birthday party for her.
  2. The treasure lay buried in the sand, unbeknownst to the villagers.
  3. He continued his secret project unbeknownst to his colleagues.
  4. Unbeknownst to the students, the exam had been postponed.
  5. The mysterious figure moved through the shadows, unbeknownst to anyone in the room.
  6. Unbeknownst to the chef, a renowned food critic was dining in the restaurant.
  7. The spy operated in the background, unbeknownst to the enemy.
  8. Unbeknownst to Emily, her cat had knocked over the vase.
  9. The surprise announcement came unbeknownst to the entire team.
  10. Unbeknownst to the public, the company was facing financial troubles.

Synonyms and Indonesian Equivalents:

  • Unnoticed: Tidak disadari
  • Unperceived: Tidak terperhatikan
  • Unobserved: Tidak teramati
  • Concealed: Tersembunyi
  • Hidden: Tersembunyi
  • Secretly: Secara rahasia
  • Stealthily: Dengan diam-diam
  • Covertly: Secara tersembunyi
  • Clandestinely: Dengan diam-diam
  • Privately: Secara pribadi

Antonyms and Indonesian Equivalents:

  • Known: Diketahui
  • Aware: Sadar
  • Observable: Dapat diamati
  • Evident: Terlihat
  • Apparent: Nyata
  • Public: Publik
  • Open: Terbuka
  • Revealed: Terungkap
  • Transparent: Transparan
  • Conspicuous: Terlihat jelas

Words Derived from “Unbeknownst” and Indonesian Equivalents:

  • Unbeknown: Tanpa diketahui
  • Unbeknownstness: Kekurangtahuan

Related Words and Indonesian Equivalents:

  • Conceal: Menyembunyikan
  • Stealth: Gerakan diam-diam
  • Secrecy: Kerahasiaan
  • Covert: Rahasia
  • Confidential: Rahasia
  • Undercover: Menyamar
  • Clandestine: Rahasia
  • Private: Pribadi
  • Sneak: Bersembunyi
  • Clueless: Tidak tahu

Phrasal Verbs and Indonesian Equivalents:

  • Find out: Mengetahui
  • Come across: Bertemu secara tak terduga
  • Stumble upon: Menemui secara kebetulan

Common Expressions and Indonesian Equivalents:

  • Behind one’s back: Di belakang seseorang
  • Keep someone in the dark: Tidak memberi tahu seseorang
  • In the shadows: Di dalam bayangan
  • Under wraps: Dalam pembungkus
  • Hush-hush: Rahasia

Related Idioms and Indonesian Equivalents:

  • Out of the blue: Tanpa diduga
  • Behind closed doors: Di balik pintu tertutup
  • Skeletons in the closet: Rahasia gelap di masa lalu

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