play false (Meaning)
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play false (v)
conceal one's true motives from especially by elaborately feigning good intentions so as to gain an end
Synonyms & Antonyms of play false
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play false Sentence Examples
- The politician's claims rang hollow, playing false with the truth to gain votes.
- The accused played false with the evidence, hoping to manipulate the jury's verdict.
- The child's innocent demeanor played false, hiding a sinister intent.
- The salesman played false with his promises, luring customers with empty words.
- The actress played false with her emotions, using them to advance her career.
- The company played false with its shareholders, concealing financial irregularities.
- The spy played false with his allegiance, betraying secrets for personal gain.
- The friend played false with her trust, using it to exploit her vulnerability.
- The scientist played false with his data, distorting results to fit a desired narrative.
- The teacher played false with her students, pretending to care while secretly despising them.
FAQs About the word play false
conceal one's true motives from especially by elaborately feigning good intentions so as to gain an end
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The politician's claims rang hollow, playing false with the truth to gain votes.
The accused played false with the evidence, hoping to manipulate the jury's verdict.
The child's innocent demeanor played false, hiding a sinister intent.
The salesman played false with his promises, luring customers with empty words.
