dissimulating (Meaning)
dissimulating
dissemble, to hide under a false appearance
Synonyms & Antonyms of dissimulating
Synonyms:
- assuming
- mistrustful
- phony
- artificial
- worldly
- artful
- false
- insincere
- pretentious
- dishonest
- affected
- guileful
- phoney
- dissembling
- skeptical
- cynical
- wary
- fake
- suspicious
- critical
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- knavish
- tricky
- strained
- forced
- flattering
- smooth
- sharp
- unctuous
- mealymouthed
- arch
- two-faced
- foxy
- sycophantic
- canny
- feigned
Antonyms:
dissimulating Sentence Examples
- The diplomat dissimulated his true intentions during the negotiations.
- The politician's smile was carefully crafted to dissimilate his contempt for his opponent.
- The thief dissimulated his identity with a clever disguise.
- The child dissimulated his pain so as not to worry his parents.
- The actor dissimulated his emotions to embody the character flawlessly.
- The spy dissimulated his allegiance, pretending to be a loyal member of the enemy camp.
- The waitress dissimulated her annoyance at the rude customer.
- The artist dissimulated his imperfections, creating the illusion of a perfect work of art.
- The liar dissimulated the truth, weaving a convincing web of deceit.
- The doctor dissimulated his concerns about the patient's prognosis to avoid causing undue distress.
FAQs About the word dissimulating
dissemble, to hide under a false appearance
assuming, mistrustful, phony, artificial, worldly, artful, false, insincere, pretentious, dishonest
true, naive, artless, ingenuous, simple, naïve, unaffected, unpretending,real, honest
The diplomat dissimulated his true intentions during the negotiations.
The politician's smile was carefully crafted to dissimilate his contempt for his opponent.
The thief dissimulated his identity with a clever disguise.
The child dissimulated his pain so as not to worry his parents.
