charlatanry (Meaning)

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charlatanry (n.)

Undue pretensions to skill; quackery; wheedling; empiricism.

No weak antonyms found.

The history of medicine is rife with instances of charlatanry, where individuals peddled false remedies for profit.
Despite being exposed as a fraud, the charlatanry of the psychic continued to attract believers seeking answers.
The charlatanry of the self-proclaimed financial guru became apparent when his investment advice led to significant losses for his clients.
Many vulnerable individuals fall victim to the allure of charlatanry, seeking quick fixes to their problems.
The preacher's charismatic delivery masked the charlatanry of his claims to divine insight.
The book delved into the world of spiritual charlatanry, exploring how vulnerable people can be manipulated by false prophets.
The charlatanry of the political candidate was revealed when his promises failed to materialize after his election.
Despite efforts to regulate the industry, charlatanry remains prevalent in sectors such as alternative medicine.
The documentary exposed the charlatanry of the so-called "health expert" who touted pseudoscientific remedies.
The charlatanry of the con artist's schemes eventually caught up with him, leading to his arrest and conviction.

Undue pretensions to skill; quackery; wheedling; empiricism.

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

ace, virtuoso, wizard, master, virtuoso, authority, whiz, authority, whiz, wizard

The history of medicine is rife with instances of charlatanry, where individuals peddled false remedies for profit.

Despite being exposed as a fraud, the charlatanry of the psychic continued to attract believers seeking answers.

The charlatanry of the self-proclaimed financial guru became apparent when his investment advice led to significant losses for his clients.

Many vulnerable individuals fall victim to the allure of charlatanry, seeking quick fixes to their problems.