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incognita
[ in-kog-nee-tuh, in-kog-ni- ]
noun
- a woman or girl who is incognita.
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Word History and Origins
Origin of incognita1
1660–70; < Italian; feminine of incognito
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Example Sentences
Here are five books that make the terra slightly less incognita.
From The Daily Beast
Although many thousands know well the district of the Broads, yet to the bulk of people it is still a terra incognita.
From Project Gutenberg
We trust Incognita will continue her favors to The Continental.
From Project Gutenberg
By the description, Morton guessed she was the fair incognita, and felt disappointed at having lost the interview.
From Project Gutenberg
Such theories were possible only when the whole of totemic culture was as yet a terra incognita.
From Project Gutenberg
The incognita not only engrossed all his waking thoughts, but she still haunted him in his dreams.
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