Conceal
Conceal verb - To put into a hiding place.
Usage example: wisely concealed the documents in a drawer beneath a false bottom
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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Flashbacks also show him with female prostitutes, so it's entirely possible that he invoked this trope to conceal his true agenda.
Source: Depraved Homosexual -
Lampshade Hanging: During the show, they claimed they interviewed "TV insiders", but to conceal their identity, they filmed them in a darkened room, and used one of the researchers in their place instead.
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But he started out as a presenter on the 1970s British children's TV show Play Away Evil Brit: Often cast as a villain in roles that rarely conceal his britishness, if ever.
Source: Creator / Jeremy Irons
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