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veiled [veɪld] ΕΠΊΘ

1. veiled (wearing a veil):

veiled

2. veiled μτφ (concealed):

veiled criticism, hint, threat

I . veil [veɪl] ΟΥΣ

1. veil (covering):

pajčolan αρσ
tančica θηλ

2. veil μτφ (thing that hides or disguises):

krinka θηλ
pretveza θηλ

II . veil [veɪl] ΡΉΜΑ μεταβ

1. veil usu passive (cover by veil):

to be veiled

3. veil (envelop):

ovijati [στιγμ oviti]
zavijati [στιγμ zaviti]

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Ever since that night, she has lived alone and veiled.
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An abbot (archimandrite or hegumen) should display a veiled abbot's staff to distinguish it from the bishop's staff.
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The hillside and the wood were all veiled in low-hanging smoke, and the flashes came redly through the clouds.
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He did, she went, heavily veiled, and they married.
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At this point, a mysterious veiled woman appears.
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His paintings have a romantic appropriation and preferably a slightly veiled coloring, which tied in with his fathers view of an artist.
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The earlier blurred distinction between them veiled their separate roles in shaping the wooden churches and hindered us from a clear understanding of the results.
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For some days prior to the riots, there had been, in some newspapers, veiled warnings of impending trouble.
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The poems also express a constant, thinly veiled desire for death.
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It is not even a veiled or disguised attempt.
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