Definitions and Examples of conceal, hide, cover
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
To keep something hidden or secret, often by covering or obscuring it.
Example
He tried to conceal his disappointment when he didn't get the job.
To put or keep something out of sight; to conceal.
Example
She decided to hide the present in the closet so her sister wouldn't find it.
To place something over or in front of something else in order to hide or protect it.
Example
He used a blanket to cover the furniture during the move.
Key Differences: conceal vs hide vs cover
- 1Conceal implies an intentional act of hiding something from others.
- 2Hide suggests an action taken to keep something out of sight or to avoid being found.
- 3Cover can refer to hiding something, but it can also mean protecting something from damage or harm.
Effective Usage of conceal, hide, cover
- 1Writing: Use these antonyms to create suspense or tension in a story.
- 2Daily Life: Use these words to describe actions related to hiding or revealing information or objects.
- 3Business: Use these words to describe actions related to confidentiality, security, or privacy.
Remember this!
The antonyms of unveil are conceal, hide, and cover. These words describe actions that involve keeping something hidden or secret. Use these words to create suspense in writing, describe actions in daily life, or in business contexts related to confidentiality, security, or privacy.
