charlatanism (Meaning)

Wordnet

charlatanism (n)

the dishonesty of a charlatan

Webster

Charlatanry.

No weak antonyms found.

The rise of charlatanism in the wellness industry has led to skepticism among consumers.
His entire career was built on a foundation of charlatanism, deceiving those who sought his guidance.
The public was outraged by the charlatanism of the fraudulent investment scheme that duped many into losing their savings.
She saw through the charlatanism of the self-proclaimed psychic, recognizing their tricks as mere illusions.
The medical community is working to combat the spread of charlatanism, particularly in the realm of alternative medicine.
The rise of online platforms has facilitated the proliferation of charlatanism, making it easier for scammers to reach unsuspecting victims.
His exposure of the charlatanism within the industry earned him respect and recognition as a whistleblower.
The book debunked many myths perpetuated by charlatanism in the field of nutrition and diet.
Despite numerous warnings, some people still fall victim to the allure of charlatanism, hoping for quick fixes to their problems.
The government passed legislation to crack down on charlatanism in the financial sector, aiming to protect investors from fraud.

the dishonesty of a charlatanCharlatanry.

fraud, imposter, mountebank, misleader, sham, deceiver, quack, pretender, fake, impostor

authority, wizard, virtuoso, whiz, professional, ace, whiz, maestro, authority, wizard

The rise of charlatanism in the wellness industry has led to skepticism among consumers.

His entire career was built on a foundation of charlatanism, deceiving those who sought his guidance.

The public was outraged by the charlatanism of the fraudulent investment scheme that duped many into losing their savings.

She saw through the charlatanism of the self-proclaimed psychic, recognizing their tricks as mere illusions.