Definition of stealthily | Bee Dictionary of English

Of course, an integral part of the job was aggressivelyoften stealthily and sometimes disgracefullypainting the opposition as weak, untrustworthy and effete.
Diabetes attacks the body slowly and stealthily, leading to a common misconception that it's a relatively benign condition.
He hopped just as stealthily from computer to computer across the globe, chasing the spies as they hijacked a web of far-flung computers.

Keshi seeks to steer Nigeria under radar again
By Mark Gleeson WINDHOEK, Namibia (Reuters) - Nigeria coach Stephen Keshi hopes his side can fly in stealthily under the radar and surprise at the Confederations Cup - just as they did when winning this year's African Nations Cup. Keshi says a hectic schedule of matches over the last fortnight means he has hardly had time to think about the eight-team tournament, which starts in Brazil on ...
June 13, 2013 - Reuters via Yahoo! News
Soccer-Keshi seeks to steer Nigeria under radar again
By Mark Gleeson WINDHOEK, Namibia, June 13 (Reuters) - Nigeria coach Stephen Keshi hopes his side can fly in stealthily under the radar and surprise at the Confederations Cup - just as they did when winning this year's African Nations Cup. Keshi says a hectic schedule of matches over the last fortnight means he has hardly had time to think about the eight-team tournament, which starts in Brazil ...
June 13, 2013 - Reuters via Yahoo! News
Apple's Flashlight Is Why We Can't Fund Nice Dumb Things
Flashlight apps are a testament to the power and simplicity of modern technology. Power outage because of a hurricane? There's an app for that . Need to stealthily kill a mosquito without waking up your partner? There's an app for that, too. Actually, there are more than 1,000 in the App Store alone, many with 5-star ratings, because flashlight apps, which turn the flash of your iPhone camera ...
June 11, 2013 - TechCrunch

Oliver Letwin in BBC News
Mr Letwin said: "Tony Blair claimed that he had no plans to raise taxes at all. That was all talk. By stealthily raising [tax rate] thresholds more slowly than the increase in earnings, Tony Blair has dragged 4.2m more people into paying income tax...
Chris Dodd in St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Sen. Christopher Dodd, D-Conn., called it outrageous "that the president has sought to stealthily appoint Sam Fox to the position of ambassador to Belgium when the president formally requested that the Fox nomination be withdrawn from the Senate...

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