well-concealed
Britishadjective
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A well-concealed plot twist exposes how perfect Cyrus’ interlocutor really is for him.
From Los Angeles Times
Increasingly over the last decade, and for much of Mr. Bowie’s well-concealed illness, the couple retreated to their upstate property.
From New York Times
In it, several former friends and colleagues of Spears’s came forward to offer new glimpses into the heretofore well-concealed world of her conservatorship.
From Washington Post
Nearby, Davis — the paper’s criminal justice reporter — had ducked under a well-concealed desk.
From Washington Post
The secret spots had discrete access panels or small, well-concealed doors.
From Seattle Times
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