ringers (Meaning)
ringers
one that encircles or puts a ring around (such as a quoit or horseshoe that lodges so as to surround the peg), one that enters a competition with a false identity, one that sounds especially by ringing, imposter, fake, one that strongly resembles another, a quoit or horseshoe that falls right over a peg, one that enters a competition under false representations
Synonyms & Antonyms of ringers
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Synonyms:
- sharpers
- impersonators
- mimics
- fraudsters
- scammers
- copycats
- tricksters
- bluffers
- dissemblers
- defrauders
- swindlers
- duper
- imitators
- skinners
- feigners
- dodgers
- poseurs
- sharpies
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No weak antonyms found.
ringers Sentence Examples
- The sales team used trained ringers to generate leads over the phone.
- The jury was suspicious of the witness testimonies because they sounded like ringers.
- The fraudsters hired ringers to pose as legitimate customers and make false purchases.
- The political campaign employed ringers to boost attendance at rallies and create an illusion of support.
- The talent show was marred by the inclusion of professional ringers who overshadowed the amateur contestants.
- The boxer was accused of using ringers to spar with him, giving him an unfair advantage.
- The phone scam involved ringers who pretended to be customer service representatives and stole victims' personal information.
- The charity auction was infiltrated by ringers who inflated the prices of items to line their own pockets.
- The gaming tournament banned the use of ringers who had previously competed at a higher level.
- The company's customer support team relied on ringers to handle high call volumes, but their lack of training led to numerous complaints.
FAQs About the word ringers
one that encircles or puts a ring around (such as a quoit or horseshoe that lodges so as to surround the peg), one that enters a competition with a false identi
pretenders, impostors,frauds, imposters, fakes, shams, phoneys, quacksalvers, hoaxers, quacks
past masters, adepts, experts, aces, masters, maestri, virtuosos, virtuosi,professionals, wizards
The sales team used trained ringers to generate leads over the phone.
The jury was suspicious of the witness testimonies because they sounded like ringers.
The fraudsters hired ringers to pose as legitimate customers and make false purchases.
The political campaign employed ringers to boost attendance at rallies and create an illusion of support.
