Hidden Truths

verb to hide or keep something secret

• The spy used a special device to conceal his identity during the mission.
• She tried to conceal her excitement when she saw her favorite band perform live.
• I had to conceal my laughter when he told that corny joke.
• The dark clouds seemed to conceal the sun, casting a shadow over the city.

adjective describing a process or activity that involves conducting an investigation or research

• The investigative team spent months gathering evidence for the case.
• The detective did some investigative work to solve the mystery.
• I heard the cops are doing some serious investigating on that case.
• Her investigative skills are like a magnifying glass, always uncovering the truth.

adjective describing a person or thing that is not thought to be involved in a particular situation or event

• The investigation revealed an unsuspected connection between the two companies.
• I never knew they had such an unsuspected friendship.
• It was totally unsuspected that they would end up dating.
• The storm brought with it an unsuspected wave of emotions.

adverb relating to or characteristic of esoteric knowledge; understood by or meant for only the select few who have special knowledge or interest

• The philosopher discussed the concept of consciousness esoterically during the lecture.
• She always talks about astrology esoterically, but I find it intriguing.
• I don't get why he's always going on about that esoterically stuff.
• The artist's paintings were filled with esoterically hidden meanings.