occulted
Sayuh-KULT-id/əˈkʌltɪd/
- 1Simple past and past participle of occult. Use it for something that already happened, or after has or was.
The moon occulted a bright star last night.
A tall hedge occulted the house from the road.
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- 2Hidden because another object in the sky has moved in front of it.
The occulted star came back into view after a few minutes.
We waited for the occulted planet to appear again from behind the moon.
Similareclipsed
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occulted is a form of occult
occult, verb: To block something in the sky from view by moving in front of it. Full entry
- Spelling
- occult → occulted: add -ed
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