Pronunciation: /ˈhaɪdɪŋ/
noun The act of concealing oneself or something from view
A1 The cat is hiding behind the couch.
A2 I found my keys after a long search in their hiding spot.
B1 The criminal's hiding place was discovered by the police.
B2 The treasure hunters finally found the hiding spot of the ancient artifact.
C1 The politician's hiding of important information led to his downfall.
C2 The spy's skillful hiding of his true identity fooled even his closest allies.
verb Present participle of the verb 'hide', which means to conceal or keep out of sight
A1 The cat is hiding behind the couch.
A2 She was hiding in the closet when the thunderstorm hit.
B1 The criminal was hiding out in a remote cabin in the woods.
B2 The treasure hunters found the ancient artifact hiding deep within the cave.
C1 The spy was skilled at hiding her true identity from her enemies.
C2 The hacker was hiding his location by using multiple proxy servers.
formal The fugitive was found hiding in the abandoned warehouse.
informal I saw you hiding behind the bushes!
slang She's always hiding out in her room when she's upset.
figurative His true feelings were hiding beneath a facade of indifference.
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