conceal
kənˈsiːl
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Verb

tr.
secrecyhide something from view or knowledge
  • She tried to conceal the gift from him.
  • He managed to conceal his emotions well.
  • The spy had to conceal the documents quickly.
cover hide obscure
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Expressions with conceal

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hide what one plans to do
He tried to conceal his intentions from his competitors.
suppress emotional reactions
He concealed his emotions to avoid showing weakness.

Origin of conceal

Latin, concelare (to hide)

Terms with conceal included in their meaning

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protection
place something over to protect or conceal
conceal
cover something to make it impossible to see
cover conceal
make something not visible to others
conceal emotions
not show emotions
deception
something to mislead or conceal the truth
hide skillfully
conceal something in the hand
hiding
obscure or conceal from view
emotion
suppress or conceal emotions

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  1. French:cacher, ...
  2. German:verbergen, ...
  3. Italian:nascondere, ...
  4. Spanish:ocultar, ...
  5. Portuguese:esconder, ...
  6. Chinese:隐藏, ...
  7. Japanese:隠す, ...
  8. Arabic:أَخْفَى, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְהַסְתִּיר, ...
  10. Russian:скрывать, ...
  11. Ukrainian:приховувати, ...
  12. Hindi:छिपाना, ...

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