Sneaking in the back door (figuratively)
Hello everyone. I would be so thankful if you please clarify the figurative meaning of the mentioned phrase: "sneaking in the back door"
In the following sentences: " Group selection reappeared, sneaking in the back door."
thanks in advance
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Literally, if you are sneaking in the back door, you are going into a place without being noticed. Therefore, figuratively, something has been introduced which was not broadcast. It was introduced with the intention of no-one noticing.
- Literally, if you are sneaking in the back door, you are going into a place without being noticed.
- Therefore, figuratively, something has been introduced which was not broadcast.
- It was introduced with the intention of no-one noticing.
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Literally, if you are sneaking in the back door, you are going into a place without being noticed. Therefore, figuratively, something has been introduced which was not broadcast. It was introduced with the intention of no-one noticing.
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