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concealment
[ kuhn-seel-muhnt ]
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Other Words From
- noncon·cealment noun
- precon·cealment noun
- recon·cealment noun
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Word History and Origins
Origin of concealment1
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Example Sentences
Efron, in a blink, went from shy concealment to peacock-ish display.
In contrast to this pattern of accidental or deliberate concealment there were some well-advertised flourishes of national pride.
At the News of the World, he said his concealment techniques grew lax and he started using company phones.
If money is spent on concealment, what is that money but a campaign expenditure?
And maybe its concealment showed his victory over those lures, of both the flesh and the brush.
I never trouble my head about details; it is enough, the man is a political refugee, and his object concealment.
What was equally important, a thick clump of cottonwood and willow furnished tolerably secure concealment.
The friends of the monarchy soon found all efforts at concealment unavailing.
The church on the conversion of Constantine emerged from the concealment of the Catacombs to the sunshine of imperial favour.
But the institutions of the United Provinces were not well fitted for the purpose of concealment.
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