Conceals is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONCEALS in dictionary:

VERB:
• CONCEAL, to hide
• not allow to be seen; hide
• prevent (something) from being known; keep secret
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to keep from sight or discovery

Words related to CONCEALS

conceal11 concealed14 concealing15

How to use CONCEALS in a sentence

• It seems to be so continuous, that it might almost pass for an illustration of the vexed problem which conceals the secret of perpetual motion.
• Darkness still conceals much that we do not even suspect.
• The king is struck with remorse, but at this moment Ludovico enters and the king conceals himself behind the statue.
• She is married, and a trailing lace veil half conceals her happy smiles.
• This situation conceals a reef on which many vessels are wrecked.
• Let us have a larger idea of the powers which Nature conceals in her bosom.
• It conceals a stupid cruelty, because it is not courageous enough to face unpleasant facts.
• Beyond this is an impenetrable hedge of prickly bamboo, which when of sufficient growth acquires an extraordinary density, and perfectly conceals all appearance of a town.
• In the nature of many children exists a capacity of terror equalled in its intensity only by the reticence which conceals it.
• It conceals either the absence or presence of thought.
• If the Government has received any news from without, it carefully conceals it.
• He keeps the lips ajar in a smile, or shut in a resolve, to hide their sensuality, and the fine black beard conceals the massive contour of jaws which are cruel as hunger.
• There is no suggestion, as there is in the Jehovah of the Old Testament, that the very cruelty of the higher being conceals some tremendous and even tortured love.
• A front curtain, of dark goods, conceals the interior of the manger from the audience until it is withdrawn by Joseph.
• Of course this was possible, and represented the usual method by which a stupid person conceals treasure, yet I did not think it probable.
• My father conceals the cause of his anxiety from my mother and me, but he is sadly changed the last few years.
• In this spirit of mystery they professed to imitate the Deity, who hides Himself from our senses, and conceals from us the springs by which He moves the Universe.
• Name of Deity conceals the True Word of a Mason, 697-m.
• I am confident that the plain boiled potato has been one of the chief constituents in the building up of that frame in which Susanna Crum conceals her opinions and emotions.
• The darkness which runs down the walls of the well, whence we are striving to emerge step by step, conceals our laborious climb towards that gap of daylight.
• He wraps up some small bones and a bit of flesh, which he conceals in his mouth.
• As the birds find the gourd which conceals the hunter similar to all the others floating about, the man is able to approach the flock.
• In our own opinion, the last is the better way, as it effectually conceals the return of the stones, which is certainly the point of highest importance.
• Your reasoning is apparently sound, I grant you, and that is why the illusion it conceals is so common.
• About that period is spread a mist of manly gallantry and feminine charms which conceals the darkness beneath.

Similar words containing NCEAL without suffix s and without prefix co

conceal11 concealed14 concealer13 concealers14 concealing15 concealable17 concealment17 unconcealed16 concealingly20 concealments18 unconcealing17 unconcealable19

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