Sentence examples similar to the conceal from inspiring English sources
verb
To hide something from view or from public knowledge, to try to keep something secret.
- He tried to conceal the truth about his health.
Frayed tempers exposed the concealed limits of national patience.
The concealed cards may not include a counting card.
It took me a while to work out exactly how to open the concealed cupboards in the bathroom and bedroom, and to find the concealed fridge.
The "concealed collection system" within the embassies utilises "sheds" or structures with fake windows.
But when Hill devotes her imagination to the "concealed anguish" of women, the novel falters.
A striking theme in popular literature is that of the concealed greatness of the bodhisattvas.
(A handful of other states allow the concealed carrying of handguns without a permit).
The concealed information test is designed to detect concealed knowledge through differential physiological responses elicited by the concealed items.
The concealing media is called "cover" or "host" media.
By jointly considering the SADs between views and frames, the concealing results can be further improved.
Only the authorized user with the private key can further reveal the concealed secret successfully.
