unconcealable
6.2
Easy for others to see or notice
- adjective
- /ˌʌnkənˈsiːəbl/
:
inocultable
- The anger on his face was unconcealable during the argument.
Woody Allen had an unconcealable boner for her.
- Woody Allen had an unconcealable boner for her.
Examples
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Her anxiety was unconcealable as she waited for the test results.
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His shock was genuine, unconcealable.
Fiction book (1998) -
There was an unconcealable sense of betrayal in her voice when she spoke.
Synonyms
unconcealed
vsunconcealable
1
4.2
Easy to see or notice
is inherently impossible to hide rather than just being visible
uncoverable
vsunconcealable
4.1
Possible to find or reveal by searching
is impossible to hide rather than merely possible to be revealed
Antonyms
How Hidden
Surface Forms
unconcealable positive
Morphology
unconcealable = concealable (transparent) = un + conceal + able
Adding the productive negation 'un-' to 'concealable' yields a direct negation; 'concealable' itself is transparently 'conceal' + '-able'.
Etymology
Unconcealable breaks into three parts: un- ('not'), conceal ('to hide') and -able ('able to be'). So, something unconcealable cannot be hidden and everyone can see it.