disguiser (Meaning)

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disguiser (n.)

One who, or that which, disguises.

One who wears a disguise; an actor in a masquerade; a masker.

No weak antonyms found.

The secret agent donned a disguise to infiltrate the enemy's secret meeting.
The magician's signature trick involved using a smoke bomb and a cleverly designed disguise to vanish from the stage.
She disguised herself as a tourist to avoid being recognized at the crowded event.
To disguise the awful taste, the kids mixed their vegetables with their favorite pasta sauce.
The disguiser expertly concealed his identity by altering his physical appearance and mannerisms.
In the captivating spy novel, the enigmatic protagonist was known only as "The Disguiser."
The skillful makeup artist used various techniques to disguise the actor's age and enhance their character's distinctive features.
The partygoers wore elaborate costumes and disguises to celebrate the annual masquerade ball.
The cunning thief used a disguise to evade the security cameras and escape with the valuable artifacts.
The detective relied on his intuitive skills to uncover the disguiser's true identity and solve the puzzling case.

One who, or that which, disguises., One who wears a disguise; an actor in a masquerade; a masker.

guise, mask, camouflage,costume,veil, dress, coloring, makeup, rig,paint

outspokenness, straightforwardness, bluntness, directness,sincerity, frankness, candor, forthrightness, forthrightness, frankness

The secret agent donned a disguise to infiltrate the enemy's secret meeting.

The magician's signature trick involved using a smoke bomb and a cleverly designed disguise to vanish from the stage.

She disguised herself as a tourist to avoid being recognized at the crowded event.

To disguise the awful taste, the kids mixed their vegetables with their favorite pasta sauce.