Meaning & Definition of word "Camouflage"

Camouflage

/ˈkæməˌflɑːʒ/

1. The disguise or concealment of people, animals, or objects to make them blend in with their surroundings.
- Example: The soldiers used camouflage to hide from the enemy.
2. A pattern or coloring designed to blend in with the environment.
- Example: The jacket was covered in a green and brown camouflage pattern.

1. To conceal or disguise something by making it appear similar to its surroundings.
- Example: The animal can camouflage itself by changing its color.
2. To hide or obscure something from view.
- Example: They camouflaged the entrance to their base with branches and leaves.

French, from camoufler, meaning 'to disguise' or 'to conceal.'

in plain sight:

Visible or obvious but concealed by other means.

to blend in:

To seem to be part of the environment or surroundings.

under the radar:

To avoid detection or attention.

disguise:

To change the appearance or nature of something to conceal its identity.

sneak:

To move quietly and secretly.

stealth:

The act of avoiding detection or being noticed.

Meaning: To hide or disguise oneself creatively.

Example Sentence: He managed to camouflage himself in the crowd.

Meaning: Using deception to avoid scrutiny.

Example Sentence: She camouflaged her true intentions during the meeting.