The concealment of facts by a witness is a criminal offense.
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Concealment
//kənˈsiːlmənt//
Synonyms for "concealment" (102 found)
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43 translations across 15 languages.
Ancient Greek
1 entries- κρύψις noun (the condition of being hidden or concealed)
Bulgarian
3 entries- маскировка noun ((military) protection from observation or surveillance)
- скритост noun (the condition of being hidden or concealed)
- укривателство noun (The practice of keeping secrets)
Chinese Mandarin
1 entries- 保密 noun (The practice of keeping secrets)
Czech
4 entries- maskování noun (the condition of being hidden or concealed)
- maskování noun ((military) protection from observation or surveillance)
- utajení noun (the condition of being hidden or concealed)
- zamlčení noun (The practice of keeping secrets)
French
3 entries- dissimulation noun (The practice of keeping secrets)
- dissimulation noun (the condition of being hidden or concealed)
- dissimulation noun ((military) protection from observation or surveillance)
Indonesian
1 entries- kerahasiaan noun (the condition of being hidden or concealed)
Italian
4 entries- celamento noun ((military) protection from observation or surveillance)
- dissimulazione noun (The practice of keeping secrets)
- dissimulazione noun ((military) protection from observation or surveillance)
- mascheramento noun ((military) protection from observation or surveillance)
Japanese
4 entries- 潜伏 noun (The practice of keeping secrets)
- 秘匿 noun (The practice of keeping secrets)
- 隠匿 noun (The practice of keeping secrets)
- 隠蔽 noun (The practice of keeping secrets)
Māori
1 entries- tārehutanga noun (the condition of being hidden or concealed)
Norwegian Bokmål
2 entries- fortielse noun (The practice of keeping secrets)
- hemmelighold noun (The practice of keeping secrets)
Occitan
4 entries- amagament noun (The practice of keeping secrets)
- amagament noun ((military) protection from observation or surveillance)
- celament noun (The practice of keeping secrets)
- celament noun (the condition of being hidden or concealed)
Portuguese
1 entries- ocultação noun (The practice of keeping secrets)
Spanish
4 entries- escondimiento noun (The practice of keeping secrets)
- ocultación noun (The practice of keeping secrets)
- ocultamiento noun (The practice of keeping secrets)
- soterramiento noun (The practice of keeping secrets)
Tatar
1 entries- астыртынлык noun (The practice of keeping secrets)
Telugu
1 entries- దాపరికము noun (The practice of keeping secrets)
Sample sentences
9 total sentences available.
The idea of his concealment, not only agrees very ill with his reputed divinity, but associates with it something of pusillanimity.
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She seemed for an instant to wish to shrink back inside the house again; and then, seeing how useless all concealment must be, she came forward, with a very white face and frightened eyes which belied the smile upon her lips.
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Truth fears nothing but concealment.
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