concealed

Examples of concealing

concealing

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

But that which frees - the mystery - is concealed and always concealing itself.
In the elegant concealing of her own intellectual and rhetorical artifice she honours by imitation the modesty of her subjects.
The central result from these models is that strategic concealing of (nonfavourable) information does not always work.
Has the auteur just started concealing his hand?
How can, as the authors imply, provision of a medical excuse "engender false hope" the way that concealing a poor prognosis can do?
This discourse provides the domesticated pragmatist with a rhetorical shield, concealing the compromises, equivocations, and sheer superstitions that lend appeal to his doctrine.
It is a massive work, the actual number of pages concealing a word-count much amplified by small print, and tackles its subject in three stages.
At times, the details people gave of their lives became contradictory and some people clearly modulated the information, concealing their past and dramatising their destiny.
Working within this tradition the frontlets could have no effect on the human body, other than concealing it from an animal or human audience.
It forms the floor of many barrancos, possibly concealing a considerable underlying pyroclastic sequence.
Will concealing that error from the patient convey respect?
Such information in high-context societies can, paradoxically, raise the suspicion that the informer is withholding information or even concealing the truth.
I might decide that she was concealing more difficult and traumatic experiences.
It provides a theory and model for what is involved in the woman revealing or concealing information about herself with regard to these events.
An effect was also found in terms of concealing the pregnancy from other people in the future.
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