Unconcealed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNCONCEALED in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• not concealed
• (especially of an emotion) not concealed; obvious
• not concealed or hidden

How to use UNCONCEALED in a sentence

• Stanley Carruthers lit his cigarette and watched her with unconcealed admiration.
• She fancied she appreciated why Ross eyed his mother and sister with unconcealed hostility and spoke almost harshly when they compelled him to break his silence.
• Sahwah sat and looked at the soldiers in the car with unconcealed envy.
• It was a questioning, analytic look, yet, unconcealed, it bore the tolerance of a strong man for a weak.
• She flared hot against the disparaging note, the unconcealed contempt Fyfe seemed to have for him.
• For a time this overt intention was frustrated by old Reinhardt, smitten with an admiration as unconcealed for the beautiful stranger.
• The young men gazed at her with the most unconcealed delight.
• The black oak rafters of the roof, polished as it were by age, meet overhead unconcealed by ceiling.
• Suddenly she was weeping with all the unconcealed distressing grief of a disappointed child.
• Evarts, in a voice of unconcealed emotion, but with admirable dignity and touching eloquence, speaking for Seward and for New York, moved to make the nomination unanimous.
• Nothing but the conventionalities, I think kept him from shaping his treatment of me on the basis of unconcealed disgust.
• But he was on the lookout for some one, for he glanced with unconcealed impatience toward the winding walks which led direct from the city.
• She watched us with unconcealed interest as we spread the tea-cloth, and arranged the best china, and then placed an easy-chair by her bedside.
• For the most part it met a natural and unconcealed hostility.
• Some exclamation in the force of the moment probably left his lips, for a woman at a table near by turned in her chair and gazed at them with unconcealed curiosity.
• Lady Caroom, grave and sad-eyed, was listening with an anxiety wholly unconcealed.
• There was a fair young lady, with an arm white as snow, unconcealed by a sleeve, unless the fall of a rich border of lace from her shoulder could be called by that name.
• John Burns beholds with unconcealed pleasure in his own success.
• Romantic and idealist from the first, and with unconcealed ambition and considerable courage, Mr.
• It immensely gratified and emboldened its external enemies, both civil and ecclesiastical, played into their hands, and evoked their unconcealed derision.
• When the citizens received the king’s orders to follow him there, and to take him dead or alive, they obeyed with unconcealed joy.
• He rose with unconcealed emotion and grasped the hand of the young man whose generosity would save the credit of the old financial institution.
• Staunton, after her first start of unconcealed dismay, was very affectionate to her daughter.
• We both stood before the fire, holding out gloved hands to the meagre blaze, while little Airole ran about, whimpering and examining everything with unconcealed disapproval.
• Rowena sat in her ragged dress, her burst shoes drawn in under her skirt, looking at her family with an expression of unconcealed scorn.
• His mother met him when he entered, and with unconcealed anxiety, asked him if he were better.
• With unconcealed joy Uli held out his hand and told him how glad he was to see him and to be with him for a while.
• Northern failure was established in advance, and was the unconcealed, if not quite the avowed, basis of the whole transaction.
• The emotions that he underwent were but too manifest in the unconcealed anxiety and the eager recital of newly awakened hopes, with intervals of the deepest depression.
• His contempt is unconcealed, and he again confidently risks his life for the true God.
• Her words had been few, but their displeasure had been unconcealed.
• A woman who has beauty in any degree rarely resents the genuine and unconcealed admiration of the vulgar.
• And they stand about the cross with unconcealed gloating in pose and face and speech and eyes.
• The unconcealed joy on the face of the lookout when they arrived did not mean anything at all to him.
• The children were listening with unconcealed delight.
• The natural instincts common to humanity were there undisguised, unconcealed, simply accepted.

Similar words containing CONCEAL without suffix ed and without prefix un

conceal11 conceals12 concealed14 concealer13 concealers14 concealing15 concealable17 concealment17 concealingly20 concealments18 unconcealing17 unconcealable19

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