charlatans Antonyms
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- mountebanks
- hoaxers
- phoneys
- humbugs
- impostors
- deceivers
- misleaders
- phonies
- imposters
- actors
- fakers
- fakirs
- counterfeiters
- operators
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Meaning of charlatans
charlatans
a person who pretends to have knowledge or ability, one making usually showy pretenses to knowledge or ability, quack, quack entry 4 sense 2
charlatans Sentence Examples
- The town was rife with charlatans promising miracle cures for various ailments.
- She exposed the self-proclaimed psychic as nothing more than a charlatan preying on vulnerable individuals.
- The marketplace was teeming with charlatans peddling counterfeit goods.
- He saw through the facade of the smooth-talking charlatan who claimed to be a financial advisor.
- Despite his charismatic demeanor, many saw him as a charlatan exploiting people's trust for personal gain.
- The charlatan posed as a doctor, administering bogus treatments to unsuspecting patients.
- With cunning words, the charlatan convinced the villagers to invest in his fraudulent scheme.
- The con artist was exposed as a charlatan after swindling numerous investors out of their savings.
- The self-proclaimed guru turned out to be nothing more than a charlatan seeking fame and fortune.
- Despite warnings from others, some still fell victim to the charms of the traveling charlatan selling snake oil remedies.
FAQs About the word charlatans
a person who pretends to have knowledge or ability, one making usually showy pretenses to knowledge or ability, quack, quack entry 4 sense 2
fakes,frauds, shams, quacks, pretenders, mountebanks, hoaxers, phoneys, humbugs, impostors
wizards, virtuosi, virtuosos,professionals, experts, adepts, authorities, maestros, past masters, masters
The town was rife with charlatans promising miracle cures for various ailments.
She exposed the self-proclaimed psychic as nothing more than a charlatan preying on vulnerable individuals.
The marketplace was teeming with charlatans peddling counterfeit goods.
He saw through the facade of the smooth-talking charlatan who claimed to be a financial advisor.
