put-on Synonyms

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His cheerful demeanor seemed like a put-on to hide his true feelings of sadness.
The comedian's exaggerated accent was all part of his comedic put-on.
She wore a fake mustache as part of her put-on disguise for the costume party.
The company's extravagant corporate event felt more like a put-on to impress clients than a genuine celebration.
His constant bragging about his accomplishments seemed like a put-on to mask his insecurities.
The politician's promises during the campaign sounded like a put-on to win votes.
The actress's overly dramatic performance felt like a put-on, lacking genuine emotion.
His sudden change in behavior was a complete put-on to manipulate his friends.
The magician's trick was so well executed that it seemed like a genuine put-on.
The exaggerated enthusiasm of the salesperson came across as a transparent put-on to sell the product.

throw (on), rig, slip (on or into), don,dress, trick, array, clothe, robe, bedizen

remove,take off, remove, take off,strip, doff, strip, doff, disrobe,undress

His cheerful demeanor seemed like a put-on to hide his true feelings of sadness.

The comedian's exaggerated accent was all part of his comedic put-on.

She wore a fake mustache as part of her put-on disguise for the costume party.

The company's extravagant corporate event felt more like a put-on to impress clients than a genuine celebration.