Which meta attribute will hide a public class property when calling EditorFor(...)?

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When calling EditorFor(m => m), where m is a public class with public properties, a label and display field are displayed even for properties with the [HiddenInput] attribute.

How can I hide the property without making it private or creating an editor template?

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