concealment

[ kuhn-seel-muhnt ]

noun

1. the act of concealing.
2. the state of being concealed.
3. a means or place of hiding.

Other Words From

• noncon·cealment noun
• precon·cealment noun
• recon·cealment noun

Word History and Origins

Origin of concealment¹

1275–1325; Middle English concelement < Anglo-French. See conceal, -ment

Example Sentences

Thompson, who is awaiting sentencing, pleaded guilty in November 2023 to conspiracy to aid and abet drug distribution, money laundering, and concealment money laundering of drug trafficking proceeds.

From Los Angeles Times

But whichever approach is taken, concealment is a crucial part of the profession as the risks from being caught are immense.

From BBC

Alexsanian is charged with one count of conspiracy to launder monetary instruments and three counts of concealment money laundering.

From Los Angeles Times

The child stealing/concealment charge against Chao is a felony, while the charge of falsifying a police report is a misdemeanor.

From Los Angeles Times

The set was designed with modular walls that could be slid open and closed, allowing for the concealment of high-powered off-camera fans and other equipment needed to simulate the tornado’s devastating effects.

From Los Angeles Times