phonying Sentence Examples
- The students were phonying their way through the exam, hoping to pass without studying.
- The boy's phonying excuse for being late to school didn't convince his teacher.
- The salesperson was phonying up the product's features to make it sound more appealing.
- The company's marketing campaign was phony, promising unrealistic results to potential customers.
- The actress's portrayal of the character was phonying and lacked authenticity.
- The government official's speech was filled with phony promises that could never be fulfilled.
- The phonying news report caused widespread panic and mistrust among the public.
- The museum's phonying exhibit of ancient artifacts was discovered by a renowned archaeologist.
- The girl's phonying tears were meant to manipulate her parents into giving her what she wanted.
- The politician's phony smile and insincere words failed to conceal his true intentions.
phonying Meaning
phonying
counterfeit entry 2 sense 1, making a false show, causing suspicion, sound, a phony person or thing, having no basis in fact, hypocritical, counterfeit, fake, false, sham, one that is phony, specious, not genuine or real, speech disorder of a (specified) type, arousing suspicion, fictitious, false, intended to defraud, intended to deceive or mislead
Synonyms & Antonyms of phonying
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FAQs About the word phonying
counterfeit entry 2 sense 1, making a false show, causing suspicion, sound, a phony person or thing, having no basis in fact, hypocritical, counterfeit, fake, f
simulating,forging, counterfeiting, faking, tampering (with),inventing, manipulating, replicating, reproducing, fabricating
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The students were phonying their way through the exam, hoping to pass without studying.
The boy's phonying excuse for being late to school didn't convince his teacher.
The salesperson was phonying up the product's features to make it sound more appealing.
The company's marketing campaign was phony, promising unrealistic results to potential customers.
