Delitescent (adj)
del-i-tes-unt
concealed; hidden; latent
First recorded in 1675–85. From the Latin dēlitēscere, meaning “to hide away or withdraw.”
Example sentences
“The family found refuge in a delitescent village, far from the city noise.”
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