Able to be hidden or kept out of sight.
From conceal (Latin concelare, from con- + celare meaning to hide) + -able suffix. The root celare likely relates to concepts of darkness or covering.
The legal term 'concealable weapons' has shaped entire debates about gun safety—the definition of what counts as 'concealable' often determines local laws.
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