imposter Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- counterfeiter
- humbug
- sham
- quacksalver
- copycat
- operator
- impersonator
- dissembler
- imitator
- deceiver
- ringer
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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
fraud,pretender, phony, fake, quack, mountebank, phoney, faker, charlatan, fakir
authority, master, expert, virtuoso, professional, authority, ace, wizard, virtuoso, expert
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.
