shamming (Meaning)

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

of Sham

The student's constant coughing seemed like a shamming attempt to avoid the exam.
The injured athlete was caught shamming his injury to gain sympathy from the crowd.
The insurance company suspected that the claimant was shamming his disability to collect benefits.
The employee's frequent sick days raised suspicions that he was shamming to avoid work.
The detective believed the witness was shamming his amnesia to conceal his involvement in the crime.
The salesperson's overly enthusiastic gestures and smile seemed like a shamming effort to make a sale.
The politician's grand gestures and promises were seen as nothing more than shamming to win over voters.
The child's tears seemed genuine, but their teacher suspected they were shamming to get attention.
The injured driver's claims of severe pain were dismissed as shamming by the opposing attorney.
The company's new policy against absenteeism was meant to discourage employees from shamming.

of Sham

affectation, sanctimoniousness,duplicity, pretence, falseness, fakery, pretentiousness, dishonesty, affectedness, hypocrisy

genuineness, frankness, truthfulness, genuineness, truthfulness,sincerity, sincerity, frankness, honesty, honesty

The student's constant coughing seemed like a shamming attempt to avoid the exam.

The injured athlete was caught shamming his injury to gain sympathy from the crowd.

The insurance company suspected that the claimant was shamming his disability to collect benefits.

The employee's frequent sick days raised suspicions that he was shamming to avoid work.