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dissemblance

[dih-sem-bluhns] / dɪˈsɛm bləns /
NOUN
dissimilarity
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Example Sentences

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“The government at present is merely engaging in verbal dissemblance,” Chan said.

From Seattle Times

It’s a dissemblance that many of his supporters seem all too happy to imitate.

From The Guardian

What is done cannot be undone through dissemblance.

From New York Times

“The claim that the Bill figure is not political is dissemblance,” sums up Janet Sayers, a professor at New Zealand’s Massey University who has researched political discourse on the Internet.

From Washington Post

In short, the contraception issue has injected paralyzing doses of tension, suspicion, dissemblance and dysfunction throughout Catholic life.

From Washington Post