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Meanings of hidden in English

Not accessible to view.

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Expressly designed to elude detection.

Usage of hidden in English
1
Not well known; in the background; without clear vision; hidden from view.
Aeroplanes
2
That might be a hidden aspect of the problem, said Mr McGarvey.
The Irish Times
3
They've got thousands of weapons that they've been keeping hidden for years.
A Time of Gifts
4
Ms Wallace said: There's this hidden homelessness that no-one really knows about.
Radio NZ
5
That said; incoming information may well have a hidden but positive upside!
The South African
6
O'Grady said the figures exposed a hidden part of the British economy.
The Guardian
7
Collins' coming out is, of course, the hidden narrative behind this story.
The Guardian
8
It seemed very French, the nuclear power plant hidden in the bocage.
The new yorker
9
Read Reuters' reports exposing the hidden hazards of lead poisoning across America.
Reuters
10
But recent research has shown that there may be a hidden danger.
BBC
11
Conclusions: The screening strategy is feasible for targeting the hidden social network.
Pubmed
12
Hands were hidden in the pockets of the umbrellaless; umbrellas were up.
Sister Carrie: A Novel
13
The message isn't encrypted or scrambled or hidden among thousands of documents.
Wired
14
Read: More than an oppressor's language: reclaiming the hidden history of Afrikaans
The South African
15
GPS can help, but could lead teams into areas with hidden crevasses.
Reuters
16
Number 21 Parnell Road is a modest-looking mid-terrace house with hidden depths.
The Irish Times
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Canada
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