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conceal ‘Conceal’
is a more formal word for ‘hide’.
It’s especially used when someone is hiding something for a bad reason. So we
talk, for instance, about ‘a concealed weapon’, if someone has a gun or
knife hidden under their jacket. Sometimes the most ordinary data conceals very
interesting or significant patterns
which
can be revealed if you use the right tool or instrument
of analysis. The
company’s apparent profitability concealed
a number of basic weaknesses which would affect future performance.
more example sentences questions for personal practice unit 6 unit 7
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Materials by Martin McMorrow, Massey University Auckland. |