imposter Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- sham
- impersonator
- deceiver
- copycat
- quacksalver
- dissembler
- imitator
- operator
- ringer
- humbug
- counterfeiter
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imposter Meaning
imposter (n)
a person who makes deceitful pretenses
imposter Sentence Examples
- The imposter seamlessly infiltrated the high-society gathering, assuming the identity of a respected businessman.
- The email contained a malicious link, revealing the sender as an imposter attempting to steal sensitive information.
- The imposter claimed to be a renowned professor, but their lack of scholarly knowledge exposed their true nature.
- Amidst the turmoil of battle, the imposter sowed discord by impersonating a loyal ally.
- The imposter's flawless disguise concealed their true intentions, making them a formidable threat.
- The online profile was an imposter, created to spread misinformation and deceive unsuspecting users.
- The imposter's presence at the meeting sent a chilling wave of doubt through the attendees.
- The imposter's cunning and audacity fooled even the most astute observers.
- The imposter was eventually unmasked, their facade shattered by the weight of evidence.
- The revelation of the imposter's true identity sent shockwaves through the organization, undermining trust and reputation.
FAQs About the word imposter
a person who makes deceitful pretenses
phoney, fraud, quack, mountebank, actor, charlatan, fakir, hoaxer, fake,pretender
professional, ace, wizard, maestro, virtuoso, past master, master, maestro, whiz, past master
The imposter seamlessly infiltrated the high-society gathering, assuming the identity of a respected businessman.
The email contained a malicious link, revealing the sender as an imposter attempting to steal sensitive information.
The imposter claimed to be a renowned professor, but their lack of scholarly knowledge exposed their true nature.
Amidst the turmoil of battle, the imposter sowed discord by impersonating a loyal ally.
