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Meanings of concealing in English
Usage of concealing in English
1
For thousands of years he experimented, concealing his work from the queen.
2
The ISS is very good at concealing information within apparently routine communications.
3
Soon, however, the clouds closed in again, concealing the climber from view.
4
I confess to concealing myself in order to hear what was said.
5
His feelings are strong; he has not an idea of concealing them.
6
Dismounting and concealing our horses in the bushes, we opened the door.
7
The tree-builders depend upon concealing the nest or placing it beyond reach.
8
It's possible that pride may be a factor in concealing an outbreak.
9
We called attention just now to the concealing of tobacco in rope.
10
You know I do: there can be no use in concealing it.
11
He was accused of being obscure, of wilfully concealing any moral point.
12
She could easily be concealing weapons inside that lumpy diaper of hers.
13
The escaped prisoner who succeeds in concealing himself here, may defy discovery.
14
The floor was covered with linoleum, probably concealing a wonderful hardwood floor.
15
There were trees and bushes about to aid them in concealing themselves.
16
I duck behind a curtain of vines, concealing myself just in time.
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Concealing through the time
Concealing across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common