lie low (verb)

1. In order to escape persecution, the persecuted members of the church decided to lie low and worship in secret.

2. To avoid being discovered by the alien invaders, the human rebels decided to lie low in their hidden underground base.

3. The protagonist, fearing the repercussions of revealing their identity, chose to lie low and live under an assumed name.

4. The mischievous character tried to lie low and hide behind a bush to escape the angry mob chasing them.

1. In the comics, the superhero decided to lie low and hide in his secret lair to avoid being captured by the villains.

2. During World War II, many resistance fighters had to lie low to avoid detection by the enemy forces.

3. In the romantic film, the main character decided to lie low and stay away from her love interest to give him space and time to sort out his feelings.

4. In the fantasy novel, the mystical creature advised the protagonist to lie low and remain hidden until the dark sorcerer was defeated.