personator Antonyms
Meaning of personator
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personator (n.)
One who personates.
personator Sentence Examples
- The personator skillfully imitated the famous actor's voice and mannerisms, leaving the audience in stunned amazement.
- To ensure a successful mission, the covert agent underwent rigorous training to become an expert personator.
- The cunning thief used a personator to distract the guards while he executed his elaborate heist.
- The witness's testimony was unreliable, as it was later revealed that he was an unreliable personator hired by the defendant.
- The identity thief masterfully personated a wealthy businessman to gain access to sensitive financial information.
- The impersonator's uncanny resemblance to the politician stirred up controversy and raised concerns about election security.
- The prankster personated the school principal's voice to announce a surprise holiday, leaving the students in elated disbelief.
- The television show employed a personator to portray a historical figure, bringing their story to life in a captivating way.
- The con artist posed as a personator to sell fraudulent artwork, duping unsuspecting collectors out of millions.
- The undercover agent infiltrated the criminal organization by successfully personating one of its high-ranking members.
FAQs About the word personator
One who personates.
impersonator,performer, impressionist, entertainer, imitator, actor, burlesquer,mimic, mimer, lampooner
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The personator skillfully imitated the famous actor's voice and mannerisms, leaving the audience in stunned amazement.
To ensure a successful mission, the covert agent underwent rigorous training to become an expert personator.
The cunning thief used a personator to distract the guards while he executed his elaborate heist.
The witness's testimony was unreliable, as it was later revealed that he was an unreliable personator hired by the defendant.
