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Overcover, noun
1. A covert or hidden operation conducted by intelligence or law enforcement agencies, surpassing the known or evident level of surveillance or investigation.
2. An excessive or exaggerated level of secrecy or covert activity employed by individuals or organizations, typically to avoid detection, surveillance, or public scrutiny.
3. In the realm of journalism, overcover refers to the act of concealing one's true identity or purpose while investigating or reporting on a particular subject or issue.
4. A state or condition where an undercover agent or informant infiltrates a criminal organization, without arousing suspicion, in order to gather information, assess illegal activities, or facilitate the apprehension of criminals.
5. In the field of espionage, overcover refers to a counterintelligence technique or strategy employed by intelligence agencies to mislead or deceive enemy intelligence services through the infiltration of false information, agents, or double agents.
6. The act of applying excessive layers or coverings, such as clothing or blankets, to protect oneself from extreme weather conditions or harsh environments.
7. A figurative expression denoting the use of excessive caution, cautionary measures, or defensive strategies to prevent exposure or vulnerability in various situations, including personal relationships, business transactions, or legal matters.
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