Abditive [AB-dih-tiv]
Part of speech: adjective
Origin: Latin, 18th century
1. Capable of hiding or concealing.
Examples of abditive in a sentence
"The babysitter found the toddler under the abditive tablecloth during the game of hide-and-seek."
"The decorative screen serves an abditive function to block off the messy parts of our living room."
