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Meanings of charlatans in English

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Usage of charlatans in English
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The struggle crushes many, weeding out the strong-fingered charlatans from the lifers.
Climbing Magazine
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But charlatans and maniacs do still claim to talk to the dead.
The Irish Times
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And the way media is consumed helps all-out charlatans flourish, too.
NY Magazine
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Here's where the true con artist outstrips mere swindlers and charlatans.
Climbing Magazine
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Similarly 'mysticism' is frequently associated with cranks, charlatans or indulgent hippies.
A history of god: the 4000–year quest of judaism, christianity, and islam
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These were clever people after all, ever on guard against pretenders and charlatans.
Fiendish deeds
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These charlatans have in the process, tarnished the image of well-meaning churches of God.
The South African
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There are ugly people in advertising, real charlatans, but there are good people, too.
From those wonderful folks who gave you pearl harbor: front–line dispatches from the advertising war
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When the news broke, we covered what a bunch of charlatans the group are.
The South African
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For the most part, he verbally jousts with evangelical charlatans and redneck whack jobs.
Reuters
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He leaked the report early and smeared the committee as "charlatans".
The Guardian
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Fodder for charlatans taking advantage of customers who are easily-and willingly-duped."
The Winds of Dune
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He and Holmes would go down as charlatans together.
The sherlockian
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No rescue for the cabal of cowboys and charlatans who got us into this mess.
The Irish Times
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Quote of the day: "The music industry is full of sharks, charlatans and impostors.
The Irish Times
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Because the charlatans have already recognised the need, and have built the communities that people crave.
The Guardian
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