blackwash
/ˈblækˌwɒʃ/Definitions
1. noun
To cover up or distort the truth, often in a way that appears to be a judicial or official inquiry.
“The company was accused of blackwashing the financial records to avoid penalties.”
2. verb
To cover up or distort the truth, often in a way that appears to be a judicial or official inquiry.
“The government was accused of blackwashing the reports on the conflict.”