dissimulour Synonyms
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dissimulour Meaning
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dissimulour (n.)
A dissembler.
dissimulour Sentence Examples
- The politician was a skilled dissimulour, able to hide his true intentions from the public.
- The child's dissimulour was so convincing that her parents believed her lie without hesitation.
- The salesman was such a good dissimulour that he could sell ice to Eskimos.
- The poker player tried to be a dissimulour, but his tell was too obvious for his opponents to miss.
- The secret agent was a master of dissimulour, able to blend in with any crowd and avoid detection.
- The actor's dissimulour was so convincing that the audience was completely drawn into the story.
- The con artist was a skilled dissimulour, able to swindle people out of their money without them ever suspecting they were being scammed.
- The politician was accused of being a dissimulour, but he denied the allegations, claiming that he was simply being misunderstood.
- The spy was a skilled dissimulour, able to infiltrate enemy territory and gather valuable intelligence without being caught.
- The liar was a skilled dissimulour, able to tell a lie with a straight face and never let on that he was being untruthful.
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A dissembler.
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The politician was a skilled dissimulour, able to hide his true intentions from the public.
The child's dissimulour was so convincing that her parents believed her lie without hesitation.
The salesman was such a good dissimulour that he could sell ice to Eskimos.
The poker player tried to be a dissimulour, but his tell was too obvious for his opponents to miss.
