No, it's the passive voice that does that, although the blocking of communication may be just what the speaker wants. "An altercation took place in the pastor's office and a number of swear words were spoken" hides the doer of the action (the person who was swearing) which may be what you want if it was in fact the pastor who was swearing like a trooper.
jelatin is a jelly like substance that you eat. it is made of cow hides and cow bones.
The term you are looking for is stowaway.
Parallelism (APEX) !/
When Charles hears his mama tell the story about the horse, his reaction is a very emotional one. However, he hides it from his mother.
desirewantlook fortryrequesthuntsearchThe game "hide and seek" is an example of the meaning of the word. One person hides and another tries to find him (seeks).
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No, it's the passive voice that does that, although the blocking of communication may be just what the speaker wants. "An altercation took place in the pastor's office and a number of swear words were spoken" hides the doer of the action (the person who was swearing) which may be what you want if it was in fact the pastor who was swearing like a trooper.
Yes, passive voice can obscure the doer of the action, which may hinder clear communication. By focusing on the action itself rather than who performed it, the message can become ambiguous or less engaging. In contexts where accountability or clarity is crucial, excessive use of passive voice can lead to misunderstandings. Therefore, using active voice is often preferred to convey information more directly.
The active sentence for "The plants are hidden by the snow" is "The snow hides the plants." In this version, the subject (the snow) performs the action of hiding, making it more direct and dynamic.
Stealth virus
They hunted to feed the crews building the tracks, they also wanted to prevent herds from blocking the trains, lastly in 1872 hunter targeted buffalo to sell the hides in the east.
They hunted to feed the crews building the tracks, they also wanted to prevent herds from blocking the trains, lastly in 1872 hunter targeted buffalo to sell the hides in the east.
The boy hides under the table.These hides will be used to make leather.
Yes, passive voice often hides the doer of the action, as the focus is on the recipient of the action rather than the one performing it. This can be intentional to shift focus or avoid responsibility.
A beaver typically hides by putting his/her paws over its own eyes...this action is usually followed by a loud scream "PEEK-A-BOO!"
trojan horse your welcome :)
Someone who hides behind a hypothetical situation can be called an "armchair critic." This term refers to someone who criticizes or provides opinions from a safe and hypothetical position without actually taking any real action or responsibility.