pretexts (Meaning)
pretexts
a reason put forward in order to hide the real reason, a purpose or motive alleged or an appearance assumed in order to cloak the real intention or state of affairs
Synonyms & Antonyms of pretexts
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pretexts Sentence Examples
- The politician used pretexts to avoid answering difficult questions.
- The student fabricated pretexts to excuse themselves from class.
- The company relied on pretexts to justify its unethical behavior.
- The criminal concocted a series of pretexts to mislead the police.
- The government employed pretexts to conceal its surveillance operations.
- The lawyer presented pretexts to the jury to support their client's innocence.
- The employer devised pretexts to terminate an employee without providing a valid reason.
- The team used pretexts to stall their opponents in the competition.
- The neighbor invented pretexts to avoid interacting with their nosy neighbors.
- The organization exploited pretexts to gain access to sensitive information.
FAQs About the word pretexts
a reason put forward in order to hide the real reason, a purpose or motive alleged or an appearance assumed in order to cloak the real intention or state of aff
rationalizations, excuses,reasons, pretences, justifications, pretenses, arguments, cases, explanations,rationales
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The politician used pretexts to avoid answering difficult questions.
The student fabricated pretexts to excuse themselves from class.
The company relied on pretexts to justify its unethical behavior.
The criminal concocted a series of pretexts to mislead the police.
