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masquerade
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Noun
A false show or pretense
A masked ball
A formal social gathering for dancing
An event or situation that is absurd, disorganized or fake
A lively festival, typically with parades and entertainment
Verb
(
masquerade as
)
To pretend to be someone one is not
To conceal or disguise one's true feelings or beliefs
To hide oneself or stay out of sight
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Noun
▲
A false show or pretense
pretence
UK
facade
façade
front
guise
act
pretense
US
charade
deception
dissimulation
pose
semblance
show
airs
mask
ruse
subterfuge
cloak
cover
screen
veil
bluff
impersonation
imposture
mummery
playacting
colour
UK
color
US
masking
personation
revel
trick
put-on
cover-up
make-believe
play-acting
disguise
veneer
false front
appearance
smokescreen
affectation
sham
posture
simulation
camouflage
face
illusion
display
air
false display
artifice
pretension
fake
impression
posturing
fakery
hoax
feigning
exterior
imitation
look
pretext
window dressing
smoke screen
false show
posing
con
image
pretentiousness
gloss
blind
outward appearance
falsification
faking
counterfeit
fabrication
feint
false appearance
deceit
false colors
parody
scheme
role
stall
acting
fig leaf
travesty
ostentation
insincerity
hokum
red herring
shamming
pageant
disguisement
humbug
simulacrum
stratagem
window-dressing
manoeuvre
UK
shroud
false colours
public image
maneuver
US
machination
ploy
misrepresentation
schtick
invention
snivel
stunt
mien
evasion
false pretense
dumb act
trickery
aspect
showing
smoke and mirrors
device
wile
dodge
affectedness
expression
routine
attitude
shuffling
garb
artificiality
expedient
concealment
coloring
US
colouring
UK
double-dealing
bearing
covering
dissemblance
fraud
carriage
pretending
delusion
mockery
figure
demeanour
UK
dress
snobbery
pretensions
inflation
grandiosity
superciliousness
phony
US
beard
a put-on
performance
demeanor
US
exaggeration
side
a put-up job
likeness
snootiness
uppishness
shade
curtain
spoof
phoney
UK
put-up job
airs and graces
going Hollywood
showing off
assumed manners
unnatural imitation
putting on airs
phoniness
contrivance
move
manner
fakeness
frontage
whitewash
farce
countenance
presentation
shell
outside
layer
excuse
outward display
fantasy
costume
mannerism
light
daydreaming
mere façade
attitudinizing
stance
stand
coverup
character
an act
visage
falsehood
suggestion
disguising
closeting
bluffing
chaser
hamming
dissimilation
a scene
claim
effect
false face
dissembling
forgery
hoaxing
smoke-screen
personality
identity
part
profession
tactic
outward show
scam
sweet talk
soft soap
portrayal
dreaming
plan
shuck and jive
shift
copy
game
self
sleight
diversion
cheat
putting on a front
assuming a front
wheeze
decoy
personage
person
arrogance
racket
form
fancy
imagination
unreality
intrigue
deceptive mask
lurk
approximation
persona
public face
assumed role
self-deception
lie
codology
kidology
caper
name
resemblance
jiving
snow
cloud of smoke
wall of smoke
similitude
alikeness
seeming
mood
similarity
affinity
aura
feel
feeling
mere show
caricature
burlesque
lampoon
mimicry
pastiche
satire
sendup
takeoff
take-off
send-up
layout
packaging
manifestation
cast
mantle
hood
arrangement
wraps
presence
shield
outward
shape
outline
blanket
coverture
penumbra
pall
cope
outward form
surface
organization
US
mode
profile
attractive appearance
varnish
robe
eyewash
spectre
UK
specter
US
spectacle
envelope
disposition
exposition
regard
external appearance
jive
flimflam
avatar
depiction
sell
fiction
smoke
outward aspect
quality
organisation
UK
public perception
public conception
property
snow job
public impression
characteristic
flavour
UK
flavor
US
feature
essence
trait
complexion
atmosphere
ambience
tone
attribute
stamp
smell
spirit
more ❯
“There are some journalists who are very opinionated, and whose
masquerade
of objectivity is easy to see through.”
Noun
▲
A masked ball
masque
carnival
masked ball
fancy-dress party
masked party
masquerade ball
costume ball
fancy dress party
Mardi Gras
costume party
dress-up party
“Arabella had chosen to attend the
masquerade
as a Spanish Lady, and her Aunt had chosen to go as Mary, Queen of Scotts.”
Noun
▲
A formal social gathering for dancing
ball
dance
hop
prom
hoedown
cotillion
cotillon
formal
bop
disco
hoodang
jump
mingle
promenade
reception
shindig
dinner dance
dance party
tea dance
masked ball
thé dansant
masque
discotheque
social
rave
knees-up
sock hop
dancing party
mask
bal masque
gala
party
esplanade
boardwalk
B and S
walkway
the dansant
path
seafront
formal dance
college dance
senior prom
high-school dance
junior prom
class dance
more ❯
Noun
▲
An event or situation that is absurd, disorganized or fake
farce
joke
mockery
sham
travesty
absurdity
parody
shambles
charade
caricature
cartoon
nonsense
pretence
UK
pretense
US
apology
excuse
malarkey
ridiculousness
circus
disgrace
embarrassment
laughing stock
piece of futility
waste of time
spoof
lampoon
distortion
burlesque
satire
send-up
takeoff
mock
take-off
imitation
mimicry
pasquinade
misrepresentation
laughingstock
put-on
butt of jokes
object of derision
standing joke
skit
figure of fun
object of ridicule
source of amusement
target of jokes
target of derision
perversion
pastiche
deception
rib
corruption
sendup
ridicule
lampoonery
poor substitute
poor imitation
target
apology for
mark
jest
distorted drawing
exaggerated drawing
sport
butt
derision
pasticcio
debasement
insult
funny drawing
political cartoon
pale imitation
laugh
falsification
squib
shuck
simpleton
false impression
exaggerated representation
distorted representation
Aunt Sally
front
show
facade
guise
act
façade
pose
semblance
disguise
airs
playacting
pantomime
pretension
roast
fake
play
exaggeration
trick
pretentiousness
simulacrum
pageant
excuse for
false display
make-believe
more ❯
Noun
▲
A lively festival, typically with parades and entertainment
carnival
festival
celebration
gala
fete
festivity
party
fiesta
jubilee
jamboree
fair
fest
merrymaking
holiday
carousal
fête
jollification
frolic
spree
conviviality
revelry
bacchanal
saturnalia
orgy
carny
feasting
rout
grind show
Mardi Gras
outdoor celebration
side show
street fair
street party
feast
event
gala day
festivities
kermis
pageant
bash
entertainment
do
ball
mela
fundraiser
holy day
feast day
saint's day
function
garden party
charity event
revel
affair
shindig
funfair
celebrations
blowout
blast
prom
dance
bazaar
anniversary
get-together
-fest
sale
red-letter day
religious festival
bring-and-buy sale
jumble sale
tag sale
car boot sale
parade
revels
beano
commemoration
beanfeast
vacation
carouse
silver jubilee
diamond jubilee
golden jubilee
playtime
social
treat
gathering
formal
eisteddfod
juncture
centenary
meet
name day
carnival day
day of observance
festival day
shindy
fund-raiser
reception
arts festival
science festival
musical festival
soirée
soiree
jolly
ceremony
festival of music
field day
powwow
binge
icebreaker
festival of music and drama
circus
social gathering
meet and greet
reunion
cocktail party
midway
fairground
amusement park
theme park
traveling fair
wingding
clambake
social event
moveable feast
special occasion
more ❯
Verb
▲
(
masquerade as
)
To pretend to be someone one is not
impersonate
play
imitate
personate
playact
simulate
do
fake
attitudinize
pose
posture
pretend
disguise as
pose as
pretend to be
mask as
pass as
pass for
pass off
act like
disguise yourself
fake being
pass oneself off as
act out
assume character
disguise oneself as
do an impression of
masquerade as
profess to be
represent oneself as
take the part of
act a part
assume the character of
make as if
make like
make like a
pass yourself off
play a role
purport to be
make-believe
put on an act
do as
go as
look like
carry off
be disguised as
assume the identity of
feign the identity of
set oneself up as
mimic
act
ape
parody
mock
caricature
represent
copy
satirize
US
burlesque
spoof
travesty
enact
ditto
lampoon
mirror
monkey
embody
double as
make fun of
take off
send up
satirise
UK
dress as
more ❯
“She decides to
masquerade
as a doctor to stalk the male nurse of whom she is infatuated with.”
Verb
▲
To conceal or disguise one's true feelings or beliefs
dissemble
feign
fake
sham
simulate
pretend
affect
counterfeit
act
bluff
assume
dissimulate
profess
pose
posture
disguise
lie
falsify
conceal
hide
mask
cloak
veil
deceive
whitewash
mislead
camouflage
stonewall
shroud
cover
doublespeak
pussyfoot
put on
pass for
make out
let on
put on an act
play-act
dress up
make like
play possum
cover up
put up a front
be dishonest
four-flush
shuck and jive
double-talk
put on a false front
put on a front
put up a smoke screen
hide one's feelings
pass off as
make believe
playact
put it on
kid
impersonate
put on airs
suppress
obscure
imitate
play
purport
go through the motions
pass off
make out like
screen
misrepresent
front
portray
mimic
reproduce
fake it
attitudinize
make up
keep secret
play at
pass oneself off as
do a bit
make as if
strike a pose
assume the role
keep dark
play the part of
show off
strike an attitude
hush up
draw a veil over
hoax
adopt
strike
pull
beard
represent
make-believe
posture as
seem to be
take on
pretend to be
make a show
make a pretense
present a false face
present a false front
fabricate
forge
invent
claim falsely
fake out
be deceitful
be hypocritical
devise
malinger
mess
occult
blanket
obfuscate
withhold
enshroud
minimize
US
downplay
veneer
varnish
muffle
curtain
sugarcoat
airbrush
secrete
extenuate
give the appearance of
showboat
make a pretence of
minimise
UK
make a show of
grandstand
phony up
paper over
put up a smokescreen
blot out
keep under your hat
make inconspicuous
peacock
give appearance of
put on act
make show of
go through the motions of
put on a false display
keep quiet about
cop an attitude
disguise yourself
assume an attitude
take off as
behave affectedly
sweep under the carpet
be dishonest about
soft-pedal
de-emphasize
sweep under the rug
keep a lid on
give a false identity to
make a pretense of
falsely represent
ham
ham it up
concoct
ape
do
contrive
spoof
prevaricate
equivocate
trump up
act like
mirror
fib
fudge
mock
ditto
hatch
construct
do like
act out
take off
cheat
parody
phony
US
caricature
exaggerate
burlesque
phoney
UK
misstate
travesty
design
stage
scheme
personate
manufacture
orchestrate
let on like
play the part
tell untruth
conjure up
aspire to
coin
tell a white lie
create out of thin air
dream up
send up
masquerade as
pose as
lay it on thick
claim
delude
mimeo
defraud
fool
pretend to have
swing the lead
go like
profess to have
put up a front of
cop
act as if
act as though
exhibit
profess to be
assume the role of
play to the gallery
put on a pretense
display
develop
embody
take up
monkey
satirize
US
show
become
reflect
repeat
lampoon
lay on
mime
copy
play a part
follow in footsteps
do an impression of
model after
do likewise
do an impression
pattern after
try to be like
come to have
double as
turn into
parrot
con
conceive
palter
compose
pirate
guy
perjure
hoke
satirise
UK
resemble
feature
suggest
create
jive
machinate
cogitate
formulate
plant
craft
tell stories
be economical with the truth
tell untruths
knock off
stretch the truth
fable
mastermind
tell a lie
depart from the truth
make up a story
forswear oneself
do a take-off
mock up
not tell the truth
invent a story
think up
cook up
speak with forked tongue
create fiction
pull the wool over someone's eyes
tell a fib
pull someone's leg
tell a terminological inexactitude
tell a little white lie
whip up
come up with
more ❯
Verb
▲
To hide oneself or stay out of sight
conceal
hide
lurk
skulk
slink
sneak
shelter
duck
harbor
US
harbour
UK
lie low
hole up
stay out of sight
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