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to attract attention

to attract attention―attract notice―be discovered

to take a leading position―play first fiddle

an act of avoiding the eyes of others

to draw attention―attract notice

to startle the world―electrify the world―create a sensation―do wonders―set the river on fire

to avoid observation―elude observation―shun observation

to stand a the head of men―be a leader （of men）―play first fiddle

to attract attention―draw attention―attract notice

a person ranked above others

deceitful actions or pranks, often covert

to take a subordinate position―play second fiddle

to screen a place from the public gaze

to avoid observation―elude observation―shun observation―skulk

clothing a person wears when incognito

the act of doing something secretly

to attract attention―draw attention―attract notice

to stand in one's light

commanding attention

secret

in secret―by stealth―on the sly

to expose a person to public view

He has striking features.

attract notice

to go somewhere in disguise

efface oneself

the state of being conspicuous

to avoid observation―elude observation―shun observation

social restraint

to screen a place from the public gaze