deniable

If I fail, we are all deniable by the administration.

Demand everything in writing and no more of those phone calls which are all deniable.

If I myself am deniable, then so presumably are the secrets.

It's very hard for me to concentrate on the detective, here in this deniable room.

All serial numbers had been erased to make them deniable.

I was now out of the system and basically just used as a K on deniable operations.

That you were going to be the deniable link.

Those operations were "deniable," meaning that no direct Presidential order was given.

Another application, also described in the original paper, is for deniable signatures.

This was a deniable operation: they were making sure every track that could lead to us had been blocked.

Presuming that they can get you to Berlin right away, it's deniable.

Frequently, at least one individual is known to the host country, so there can be a deniable channel of communications.

"You can find her and are imminently deniable," Adams pointed out.

"A Deniable Man" can be read on several levels.

Since this was a totally deniable operation, every precaution had to be made to ensure the security of our team.

Petty, perfectly deniable revenge to sate her for the time being?

"That's why you want a K it's a deniable op?"

It would actually make a lot of sense to do the shake-down via a "deniable" shell company.

"Are we engaged in anything deniable over there?"

He kept disclaiming responsibility for the operation as if it were still plausibly deniable.

Any assistance we gave to them is deniable, and we now have a friendly government on our northern border.

Ambassadors don't take too kindly to deniable operators begging for help.

One of the benefits of such an approach, he said, was that it was deniable.

It would all be deniable, of course.

Q. You do it, you provide the deniable link.