| 1) secret | |
| Having an import not apparent to the senses nor obvious to the intelligence; beyond ordinary understanding. Mysterious road. Mysterious symbols. The mystical style of Blake. Occult lore. The secret learning of the ancients. | پراسرار | 
| 2) secretNoun | |
| Something that should remain hidden from others (especially information that is not to be passed on). The combination to the safe was a secret. He tried to keep his drinking a secret. | راز مخفی | 
| 3) secret | |
| Not open or public; kept private or not revealed. A secret formula. Secret ingredients. Secret talks. | خاص بات مخفی | 
| 4) secretNoun | |
| Information known only to a special group. The secret of Cajun cooking. | راز جو بات صرف خاص لوگوں کو پتا ہو | 
| 5) secret | |
| Conducted with or marked by hidden aims or methods. Clandestine intelligence operations. Cloak-and-dagger activities behind enemy lines. Hole-and-corner intrigue. Secret missions. A secret agent. Secret sales of arms. Surreptitious mobilization of troops. An undercover investigation. Underground resistance. | جاسوس خفیہ | 
| 6) secretNoun | |
| Something that baffles understanding and cannot be explained. How it got out is a mystery. It remains one of nature's secrets. | آسانی سے نہ سمجھ میں آنے والی معما | 
| 7) secret | |
| Not openly made known. A secret marriage. A secret bride. | پوشیدہ مخفی | 
| 8) secret | |
| Hidden from general view or use. A privy place to rest and think. A secluded romantic spot. A secret garden. | بے تعلق خفیہ الگ تھلگ نجی | 
| 9) secret | |
| (of information) given in confidence or in secret. This arrangement must be kept confidential. Their secret communications. | خفیہ معلومات |