"conceal" as verb
1 - To hide something from view or from public knowledge, to try to keep something secret.
conceal
/kənˈsiːl/
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Definition
Conceal means to hide or keep something secret. It can also mean to prevent something from being seen or known. For example, "She tried to conceal her surprise at the gift" or "The thief concealed the stolen goods in the attic."
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Brainstorm conceal
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Synonyms
1 - hide
2 - mask
3 - cover
4 - disguise
5 - suppress
6 - obscure
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Antonyms
1 - reveal
2 - disclose
3 - expose
4 - uncover
5 - publish
6 - show
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Examples in Context
1 - The audit flushed out several irregular payments that management had tried to conceal .
1 - La auditoría puso al descubierto varios pagos irregulares que la dirección había intentado ocultar .
2 - They used a straw buyer to purchase the property and conceal the real investor.
2 - Usaron un testaferro para comprar la propiedad y ocultar al verdadero inversor.
3 - The mask is symbolizing the hidden emotions many people choose to conceal .
3 - La máscara simboliza las emociones ocultas que muchas personas eligen esconder .
4 - You can hide in plain sight by using common items to conceal your valuables.
4 - Puedes ocultarte a simple vista usando objetos comunes para esconder tus valores.
5 - He painted a covering coat to conceal the old wall's cracks.
5 - Aplicó una capa de pintura para disimular las grietas de la pared vieja.
6 - The most radical solution was to conceal one's wealth entirely.
6 - Por último, la solución más radical consistía en disimular su riqueza.
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Twitch Conceal GIF by Hyper RPG
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Ghost Conceal GIF by The Great British Sewing Bee
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