concealed
kənˈsiːld
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Definition of concealed - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
hiddennot visible or easily seen
  • The concealed door blended with the wall.
camouflaged hidden veiled
2.
secrecykept secret for a specific reason
  • Her concealed motives were finally revealed.
hidden obscured veiled
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carrying of a hidden firearm in public
He practices concealed carry for personal safety..

Origin of concealed

Latin, concelare (hide)

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secretadj.
confidential
kept from others, unknown or concealed from view
concealment
state of being hidden or concealed
concealment
in a state of being concealed to avoid danger or persecution
openly visible
not hidden or concealed
buriedadj.
secrecy
hidden or concealed from view
exposed
not covered or concealed
concealed waiting
wait in hiding to attack someone
hidden cover
concealed to avoid detection

Examples of concealed in a sentence

  • She discovered a concealed compartment in the drawer.
  • The concealed weapon was discovered.
  • He had a concealed agenda all along.

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  1. French:dissimulé, secret, ...
  2. German:verborgen, geheim, ...
  3. Italian:nascosto, occulto, ...
  4. Spanish:oculto, reservado, ...
  5. Portuguese:oculto, ...
  6. Chinese:隐藏的, 隐秘的, ...
  7. Japanese:隠された, 秘密の, ...
  8. Arabic:مَخْفِي, مَكتوم, ...
  9. Hebrew:נִסְתָּר, מוּסְתָּר, ...
  10. Russian:скрытый, секретный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:прихований, ...
  12. Hindi:छिपा हुआ, गोपित, ...
conceal
kənˈsiːl

Definition of conceal - Reverso English Dictionary

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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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)

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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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