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"a concealment" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to the act of hiding or keeping something secret. Here are some examples: - The spy's mission was to retrieve the top-secret documents and deliver them with a concealment to his superiors. - The magician's trick relied on his skillful concealment of the cards. - The politician's corruption was finally exposed after a long period of concealment.
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But his erudition feels more like a concealment than a showing off.
Dress would be a concealment and blockage of the source of knowledge, a loss of power (fuerte) and a denial of grace (gracia).
When we first see Imogene, she is staring poignantly at her own face with bewilderment, frantically putting on makeup that isn't a concealment but an adornment.
Ms. Kidman, who turns Franklin's guardedness into as much a revelation as a concealment of character, is pretty close to perfection.
"My request was not a concealment of evidence because every matter of relevance had been examined or was available for examination during the public inquiry.
Here, then, is the irony of the "realist" novel: the very gestures with which it conjures up reality are actually a concealment of the real.
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We used a kind of an audio concealment in such a way, that we assume in case of lost audio packets a volume drop to zero.
As a combat concealment, it can be compacted into a small polymer bag with a pull tie on top, such as that sleeping bags are found in.
The proposed method is employed as both an error concealment algorithm and a tampering detection algorithm.
In the proposed scheme, it is possible to implement both an error concealment algorithm and a tampering detection algorithm.
The e-Holster was designed by Jerry Ahern of Commerce, Ga., a firearms concealment expert whom Mr. Traeger expected to bring an intuitive feel to the problem.
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