dissimulative (Meaning)
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dissimulative (s)
concealing under a false appearance with the intent to deceive
Synonyms & Antonyms of dissimulative
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dissimulative Sentence Examples
- The dissimulative politician attempted to conceal his true intentions from the public.
- Despite her dissimulative efforts, Emily's genuine feelings were eventually revealed.
- The student's dissimulative behavior during the exam led to suspicions of cheating.
- The magician's dissimulative tricks left the audience baffled and amazed.
- The salesperson's dissimulative tactics were intended to persuade customers to make purchases.
- The prisoner's dissimulative testimony was an attempt to avoid punishment for his crimes.
- The detective's dissimulative approach allowed him to gather valuable information without raising suspicion.
- The painting's dissimulative style made it difficult to discern the artist's true intentions.
- The government's dissimulative handling of the crisis resulted in widespread public distrust.
- The soldier's dissimulative camouflage techniques helped him blend seamlessly into his surroundings.
FAQs About the word dissimulative
concealing under a false appearance with the intent to deceive
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The dissimulative politician attempted to conceal his true intentions from the public.
Despite her dissimulative efforts, Emily's genuine feelings were eventually revealed.
The student's dissimulative behavior during the exam led to suspicions of cheating.
The magician's dissimulative tricks left the audience baffled and amazed.
