hiding
/'haidiɳ/
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Definition
- Noun:
- The state of being concealed from view or knowledge; the condition of being hidden. It refers to the act of keeping oneself or something out of sight.
- The action of concealing something or keeping it secret.
Examples of Usage
- Noun:
- The fugitive went into hiding to avoid capture by the police.
- The documents were in hiding for decades before being discovered.
- The treasure's hiding place was marked on the old map.
Advanced Usage
- "to be in hiding": to be in a state of concealment, especially to avoid danger or detection.
- The political dissidents have been in hiding since the coup.
- "to come out of hiding": to stop being concealed; to reveal oneself.
- The animal came out of hiding once the noise stopped.
Variants and Related Words
- Hide (verb): to put or keep out of sight; to conceal.
- He hid the key under the mat.
- Hideaway (noun): a place where one can go to be alone or to hide.
- The cabin was their secret hideaway in the mountains.
Synonyms
- Concealment: the action of hiding something or the state of being hidden.
- Secrecy: the state of being kept hidden or private.
Related Phrases
- Go into hiding: to deliberately conceal oneself.
- The witness had to go into hiding for her own safety.
- Hiding place: a location used for concealment.
- They found a perfect hiding place behind the waterfall.
Noun
- the state of being hidden
- he went into hiding
- the activity of keeping something secret