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dissimulation

noun as in dissemblance

noun as in imposition

noun as in make believe

noun as in pretending

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Example Sentences

For the Sankara family the trial is “a chance to heal,” he said — and to establish the realities about a young leader whose story has been blurred by years of mythmaking, dissimulation and lies.

Dissimulation and enchanted islands alike were catnip to 18th century opera composers, as they have been in literature and myth through the ages.

Her dissimulation, Passon added, included having simultaneous husbands on both American coasts.

The others were more practiced at this particular dissimulation.

This attitude often implies a bit of dissimulation, in particular on the part of the group leader.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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