Sentence examples for be masked from inspiring English sources
verb
To cover, as the face, by way of concealment or defense against injury; to conceal with a mask or visor.
This smell can be masked with deodorant.
Rock bottoms aren't always hit, they can also be masked.
They may be masked somewhat by the general economic slowdown.
Fuel structure effects can be masked or accentuated depending upon both temperature and rate of increase.
While accessing the pointer, however, this bit needed to be masked.
These instabilities can be masked by viscous damping at low Reynolds numbers.
Symptoms may initially be masked by concomitant trauma or recovery from surgical procedures.
Any preparations would have to be masked behind other more normal activities such as training exercises.
Symptoms of certain virus-infected plants, such as geraniums, may be masked at high temperatures.
Importantly, we show that interactions between the domains may be masked by changes in experimental conditions.
Pleural plaques may simulate pulmonary nodules, and interstitial processes can be masked by adjacent pleural abnormalities.
