conceal

As great as this feat was, an equally demanding test followed: to conceal from the Nazis that Enigma had been beaten.

Many of those gathering in the run-up to the grand jury decision wore hockey and tear gas masks to conceal their identity.

I maintain that our mistake was in overthinking our criminal's desire to conceal the body.

Call them Trojan horse foods: nutritiously pleasing ingredients (oats, yogurts) that conceal a whole host of junk.

Ali can scarcely conceal his delight with this change of circumstances.

I, therefore, deliver it as a maxim, that whoever desires the character of a proud man ought to conceal his vanity.

Answered Elizabeth, hardly attempting to conceal her scornful doubt of his sincerity.

"No; his coming has taken me by surprise," replied Hartledon, with a nervousness he could not wholly conceal.

Still, Louis did not reply; but proofs of his contending soul convulsed the features his agitated hand tried to conceal.

Was she merely an egoist—it ran in the family—or did it conceal much that she had no intention of revealing?