dissimulate [verb]
Definition of dissimulate:
- To conceal or disguise one's true feelings or intentions.
- To hide under a false appearance.
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Sentence/Example of dissimulate:
She tried to dissimulate her nervousness during the interview by smiling confidently.
Politicians often dissimulate their true motives to gain public support.
He was able to dissimulate his disappointment when he didn't get the promotion.
It’s hard to trust someone who constantly tries to dissimulate their real feelings.
The spy was trained to dissimulate and blend in with the locals.
Despite his efforts to dissimulate, his anger was evident to everyone.
She couldn't dissimulate her joy when she saw the surprise party.
He managed to dissimulate his true intentions until the last moment.
The company's management tried to dissimulate the financial problems from the employees.
Even though he tried to dissimulate his excitement, his eyes gave him away.