masquerading (Meaning)

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masquerading (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Masquerade

The enigmatic stranger was masquerading as a humble traveler, concealing his true identity.
The actress's impeccable performance was a triumph of masquerading, making her character utterly convincing.
The thief successfully infiltrated the party, masquerading as a guest to carry out his nefarious plan.
The politician's public persona was a carefully orchestrated masquerade, hiding his true motives.
The spy's mission required him to masquerade as a businessman, seamlessly融入ing into the enemy's territory.
The virus masquerades as a harmless file, deceiving unsuspecting users into downloading it.
The animal's camouflage was an effective masquerade, allowing it to blend perfectly with its surroundings.
The double agent was able to masquerade as a loyal ally, deceiving both sides for years.
The author's pen name was a deliberate masquerade, allowing him to write controversial works anonymously.
The celebrity's scandals were a public masquerade, exposing the truth behind their carefully crafted image.

of Masquerade

pretending, impersonating, playing,posing, acting, feigning, making out, camouflaging, playacting, professing

No antonyms found.

The enigmatic stranger was masquerading as a humble traveler, concealing his true identity.

The actress's impeccable performance was a triumph of masquerading, making her character utterly convincing.

The thief successfully infiltrated the party, masquerading as a guest to carry out his nefarious plan.

The politician's public persona was a carefully orchestrated masquerade, hiding his true motives.