ill-disguised

[il-dis-gahyzd, -di-skahyzd]

adjective

1. badly concealed or hidden.

Example Sentences

Judge Chalfant denied the claim, calling it an “ill-disguised motion to win so they can demolish the home.”

From Los Angeles Times

“It’s not just the lake and streams,” he said, scanning the ripples with ill-disguised anger and frustration.

From Los Angeles Times

From his more radical perspective, and from the advantage of a higher poll score, Jean-Luc Mélenchon looks on both with ill-disguised disdain.

From BBC

It represented part of Poland’s response to a July 15 ruling by the European Court of Justice that had ordered Poland to dismantle its system for disciplining judges on the well-founded basis that it was an ill-disguised mechanism for Law and Justice to dominate the courts.

From Washington Post

It’s feared his ill-disguised ambitions, and the weak leadership of the council’s head, Gen Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, could ultimately wreck Sudan’s transition to civilian rule.

From The Guardian