Conceal is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONCEAL in dictionary:

VERB:
• to hide
• not allow to be seen; hide
• prevent (something) from being known; keep secret
• cover and hide
• To hide or withdraw from observation; to cover; to cover or keep from sight; to prevent the discovery of; to withhold knowledge of.
• prevent from being seen or discovered
• hold back; keep from being perceived by others
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to keep from sight or discovery

Words related to CONCEAL

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How to use CONCEAL in a sentence

• My first object then was to find out whether he had in truth seen me conceal the papers or not.
• She was, virtually, his agent, and had no right to conceal from him what she had been doing, and why she had done it.
• The fog, however, still continued, so thick as to conceal objects at twenty yards distance.
• He aimed to be knowing when it was difficult to conceal ignorance.
• In my hasty flight, I engaged the young man to conceal them till night, and then to drive them to a certain place where I would meet him.
• It would be but another mode of enabling the bank to conceal its proceedings and practice with impunity its corruptions.
• But she was at no pains to conceal her scornful disappointment when David Kent made known his doubts concerning his moral right to use the weapon he had so skilfully forged.
• He was leaning on the rail with his chin on his arms and the brim of his Panama hat drawn down to conceal his eyes.
• People who conceal their anger are habitually found to be more revengeful than those who explode in loud speech and vehement action.
• She detected the emotion of Gertrude, who at the last moment did not try to conceal it.
• But the disguise did not conceal her uncle from the glance of his niece.
• Pope, indeed, can scarcely have attempted to conceal the fact that they had been a good deal altered.
• At Dumbarton, also, the successful candidate for the county was obliged to conceal himself in a garret, till the mob, believing he had escaped, dispersed.
• They remembered the sack of Guanajuata, and hastened to conceal their valuables, while many of them fled for safety.
• Hodge had made a move to conceal the cigarette, but discovered he was too late.
• The chasing to which it has evidently been subjected cannot quite conceal its descent.
• The princess could no longer conceal from him the unhappy treatment she had been subjected to, and told him all that had happened, as she had already related it to her mother.
• He climbed up a large tree, planted on a high rock, whose branches were thick enough to conceal him, and yet enabled him to see all that passed without being discovered.
• She found Charles pacing the room in one of those fits of passion which he at times assumed to conceal his infirmity of purpose.
• Bevil was all art, and he had not the talent to conceal it.
• All efforts to conceal ignorance, and all affectation of knowledge not possessed, are as unwise as they are dishonest.
• Ellen says her self-control is extraordinary, when we remember she was one of those beings who could never conceal a single feeling.
• As to the army, far be it from me to conceal the truth.
• She sat down again and bent forward to conceal her daughter.
• The heels are taken from his boots lest they may conceal writings.
• She sat where they had placed her, and tried bravely to conceal the fright and fear that were every moment growing stronger within her.
• Today, at times they nearly conceal the temples from view.

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