"irreptitiously" meaning in English

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      "form": "most irreptitiously",
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          "text": "A quadrant is a curvilinear angle traversing round and at an equal distance from a given point, called a centre, no two points in the curve being at the same angle, but irreptitiously graduating from 90 to 60.",
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        "In an irreptitious manner."
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