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camouflage
noun as in disguise
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They apply camouflage, weld new platforms and add hardware for extra communication.
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The red color can camouflage this deep-water jelly, but only in its specific environment and range.
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“I surely have. It’s a magnificent vessel, much larger than this one. Looks a bit like a gondola! It’s nicely camouflaged, too.”
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From the midst of the pile a wide, semitoothless grin emerged, and the Gypsy revealed herself from within the camouflage of her own shawls.
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“I was afraid you might be dangerous,” said Roz, “so I tried to camouflage myself.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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