conspiratorial

Modifies a noun

• meeting: However, witnesses have placed him in conspiratorial meetings in one of the hotel's rooms at which murder was planned.
• method: The Revolutionary Communist Party used conspiratorial methods for its more important work.
• activity: He is dismissed as a drunk, a gossip unsuited to conspiratorial activity, another Irish failure without the saving grace of martyrdom.
• tone: I say " she added to her chums in a conspiratorial tone, " that's a good idea!
• view: Some of the criticism is clearly ideological, and some reflects a conspiratorial view of how newspapers work.
• wink: He looked vaguely startled, but I smiled at him again, giving him a conspiratorial wink.

Modifying Another Word

too: It is too conspiratorial to see in these debates the creation, in secret, of New Labor.