Pronunciation: /kənˈsild/
verb to hide or keep something secret
A1 She concealed a gift behind her back.
A2 The spy concealed important documents in his briefcase.
B1 The treasure was concealed in a secret compartment.
B2 The artist concealed a hidden message in his painting.
C1 The politician concealed his true intentions from the public.
C2 The hacker concealed his identity by using multiple VPNs.
adjective kept hidden or out of sight
A1 The treasure was concealed in a hidden cave.
A2 She concealed her true feelings about the situation.
B1 The spy carried a concealed weapon for protection.
B2 The artist's message was concealed within the intricate details of the painting.
C1 The government concealed information about the impending crisis.
C2 The identity of the anonymous donor was carefully concealed from the public.
formal The spy had a concealed weapon hidden in his jacket.
informal She always keeps her feelings concealed from others.
slang The thief had a concealed stash of stolen goods in his hideout.
figurative His true intentions were concealed behind a mask of friendliness.
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