half-concealed

British  

adjective

1. partially hidden

   little half-concealed paths

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Example Sentences

Who stole Padma’s phone — half-concealed in her kurta, and visible when she was first discovered hanging from the tree?

From New York Times

“And, always interlaced, there is Sacks’s own irresistible voice, a concoction of humor and half-concealed torment.”

From New York Times

And, always interlaced, there is Sacks’s own irresistible voice, a concoction of humor and half-concealed torment.

From New York Times

On busy days, my web-watching might comprise little more than a brief reconnaissance of my garden before I start work: here a web dotted in fresh prey, its owner happily sated by its breakfast of liquefied aphid innards; there one damaged by some nocturnal disturbance, its owner half-concealed on a stem of honeysuckle, already busy planning a replacement.

From New York Times

I wandered around munching, sipping and enjoying the music of the talented string quartet that was half-concealed behind a bank of festive shrubbery.

From Nature