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Conceal   /kənsˈil/   Listen
Conceal

verb
(past & past part. concealed; pres. part. concealing)
1.
Prevent from being seen or discovered.  Synonym: hide.  "Hide the money"
2.
Hold back; keep from being perceived by others.  Synonyms: hold back, hold in.



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"Conceal" Quotes from Famous Books



... intermediate space, equal to what was granted the settler, was retained between every two allotments, for the benefit of the crown; and as this set them at some distance from each other, and there being a wood between every two settlers, in which the natives might conceal themselves, if they were inclined to mischief, several musquets were distributed amongst the settlers, and they took possession of their allotments on the 18th of July, and began to erect their huts: however, ...
— An Historical Journal of the Transactions at Port Jackson and Norfolk Island • John Hunter

... am prepared, if such your wish, to swear Nothing of what is told me to reveal; And will that you assure me, for your share, You shall what I recount as well conceal.' Uniting in the pact, the rival pair Their solemn vows upon the Bible seal: And when they had the mutual promise plighted, Ariodantes first his ...
— Orlando Furioso • Lodovico Ariosto

... woman had the cunning to conceal her bad qualities so well that she appeared to be very amiable; but the marriage was scarcely over when her real character showed itself. She could not endure her amiable step-daughter, with all her charming qualifications; ...
— Little Cinderella • Anonymous

... us to do," Honey said at once, "is to lie in wait. Conceal ourselves in the bushes and leap out ...
— Angel Island • Inez Haynes Gillmore

... desired anything else. For a moment she had an excuse for not answering his questions in her inability; and then opportunely Mrs. Decatur came in to look after her; and she was followed by her daughter. Fleda roused all her powers to conceal and command her feelings; rallied herself; said she had been a little weak and faint; drank water, and declared herself able to go back into the drawing-room. To go home would have been her utmost desire, but at the instant her energies were all bent to the ...
— Queechy • Susan Warner


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