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sham
adjective as in artificial, counterfeit
noun as in hoax, trick
verb as in trick; pull a hoax
Example Sentences
She had no reason to suspect it was in fact all a sham, but as they returned from their "honeymoon" in March - just four months after McDonald had left prison - the net was closing in.
"Lukashenko is afraid right now to make any big moves and changes before his sham election - his self-reappointment. Just showing Maria doesn't threaten him, but he wants to show it as a big gesture of humanity - which it's not of course," Mr Viacorka believes.
The clip provoked outrage, but it was a sham — Harris never said that.
Vought said that independent agencies and unelected bureaucrats and experts wield far too much power while the traditional legislative process is a sham.
Mohammed Bashir is the manager of Sham Supermarket in Belfast, which was burnt down during the racist violence in August.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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