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What is the opposite of expose?

The opposite of "expose" depends on the context in which it's used. Here are a few possibilities:

If "expose" means to reveal or make something known:

* Conceal: To hide or keep secret.

* Obscure: To make something unclear or difficult to understand.

* Suppress: To stop something from being expressed or published.

* Protect: To shield something from harm or danger.

If "expose" means to subject someone or something to something:

* Shield: To protect from something harmful or unpleasant.

* Insulate: To protect from external influences.

* Protect: To keep safe from harm or danger.

* Conceal: To hide from view.

If "expose" means to leave something uncovered:

* Cover: To place something over something else to hide or protect it.

* Conceal: To hide from view.

* Encase: To enclose something completely.

The best opposite will depend on the specific meaning of "expose" in the context.

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