Pronunciation: /kənˈsil.mənt/
noun the action of hiding something or preventing it from being known
A1 She used a blanket for concealment during hide and seek.
A2 The spy's concealment of his true identity was impressive.
B1 The concealment of the treasure map led to a wild adventure.
B2 The elaborate concealment of the stolen jewels fooled even the experts.
C1 The artist's use of concealment in his paintings added an air of mystery.
C2 The politician's concealment of his financial dealings eventually led to his downfall.
adjective relating to the act of concealing or hiding something
A1 She used concealment techniques to hide the surprise party from her friend.
A2 The spy relied on concealment to stay hidden from enemy agents.
B1 The thief's concealment of stolen goods was discovered by the police.
B2 The artist's use of concealment in his paintings added an element of mystery.
C1 The government's concealment of classified information raised concerns among the public.
C2 The elaborate concealment of the treasure map led to an exciting adventure for the explorers.
formal The act of concealment is considered a serious offense in many legal systems.
informal She tried to keep her smile a secret, but her eyes gave away her joy.
slang I'm gonna stash this cash in my sock for concealment.
figurative His charm was like a cloak of concealment, hiding his true intentions.
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