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Meanings of conceal in anglès
Sinònims
Examples for "hold back"
Examples for "hold back"
1
Environment groups welcomed the decision of states to hold back their approval.
2
She wanted to hold back, afraid to allow such vulnerability in herself.
3
Hoffa said the union was not trying to hold back technological advancements.
4
Utterly lost in the moment, the chief engineer continued to hold back.
5
A video posted on Twitter shows police attempting to hold back demonstrators.
1
The same feverish restlessness was taking hold in similar circles in Europe.
2
CONVERSION Throughout the summer, Islamic State consolidated its hold in central Libya.
3
It was a much easier opinion to hold in my previous body.
4
The ceasefire only began to take hold in reality in September 2015.
5
Early spring and a mysterious, swiftly spreading virus takes hold in England.
Usage of conceal in anglès
1
The commissioner said Brady's conduct suggested he was attempting to conceal evidence.
2
She had no desire to conceal herself; quite the other way about.
3
The new covers conceal those innocent illustrations behind a glossy, stylised veneer.
4
Most hotshot young directors go to great lengths to conceal their influences.
5
He did not, however, know what the pose was intended to conceal.
6
It was vitally necessary to conceal this fact from the outside world.
7
This latter was a fact she could no longer conceal from herself.
8
He saw no reason to conceal anything from her at this point.
9
According to the SEC, the company fabricated account statements to conceal fraud.
10
Formerly proud soldiers conceal their military past and deny their Nazi associations.
11
The Labour-supporting Record didn't conceal its support for the No vote .
12
She disliked the whole tribe; and she did not conceal the fact.
13
Stamper said there had been some attempts made to conceal the body.
14
And now I'm helping you conceal the evidence of a high crime.
15
No longer having to conceal his identity was worth any harsh discipline.
16
In Yemen they publicly avow their doctrines; at Mekka they conceal them.
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Conceal through the time
Conceal across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common
Australia
Less common
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