veiled in Irish
veiled in Irish is faoi chaille, ceilte — veiled means covered by a veil.
veiled in Irish
faoi chaille
Covered by a veil.
ceilte
(figurative) Partly hidden or concealed.
What does "veiled" mean?
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adj Covered by a veil.
"The bride stood veiled at the back of the church."
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adj Only partly hidden, so the true meaning still shows through.
"His compliment came with a veiled insult underneath it."
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veiled in a sentence
- The bride stood veiled at the back of the church.
- Statues in the gallery were kept veiled until the unveiling ceremony.
- His compliment came with a veiled insult underneath it.
- She made a veiled threat about what would happen if he was late again.
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What is "veiled" in Irish?
"veiled" in Irish is faoi chaille, ceilte. veiled means: Covered by a veil.
How do you use "veiled" in a sentence?
Example: "The bride stood veiled at the back of the church." In Irish, "veiled" is faoi chaille, ceilte.
Are there other ways to say "veiled" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "veiled": faoi chaille, ceilte.
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