concealing

[kənˈsiːlɪŋ]

concealing Definition

• 1. prevent from being seen or discovered
• 2. keep secret

Using concealing: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "concealing" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  He was charged with concealing evidence from the police.

• Example

  She tried to conceal her disappointment.

• Example

  The thief concealed the stolen goods in his bag.

• Example

  The spy was caught concealing classified information.

concealing Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for concealing

• hide
• disguise
• mask
• camouflage
• cover up

Antonyms for concealing

• reveal
• disclose
• uncover

Phrases with concealing

• concealing one's feelings

  hiding one's emotions or thoughts

  Example

  She was good at concealing her feelings, so no one knew she was upset.

• concealing a weapon

  hiding a weapon on one's person

  Example

  The suspect was arrested for concealing a weapon in his jacket.

• concealing the truth

  hiding or not revealing the truth

  Example

  He was accused of concealing the truth about the company's finances.

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Summary: concealing in Brief

The verb 'concealing' [kənˈsiːlɪŋ] means to prevent something from being seen or discovered, or to keep something secret. It can refer to hiding evidence, emotions, or the truth. Synonyms include 'hide' and 'disguise,' while antonyms include 'reveal' and 'disclose.'