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To speak or behave hypocritically, unnaturally or affectedly.
dissemble
1
What has grieved me most is being obliged to
dissimulate
so long.
2
The valets being gone, Louvois did not
dissimulate
from the King his mission.
3
Let me advise your majesty to
dissimulate
your anger, and send conciliatory messages.
4
He was too young to
dissimulate
,
too young to spare them.
5
David saw that he must speak, and he determined to
dissimulate
no longer.
6
Impossible that every one should possess every thing; therefore
dissimulate
your greed and divide.
7
His tendency was to
dissimulate
the strongest of his feelings.
8
Isaacson strove to
dissimulate
his joy, Nigel to
dissimulate
his feeling of sudden loneliness.
9
And Kaunitz, not caring to
dissimulate
with Binder, gave vent to his exceeding joy.
10
Have I fallen so low in your esteem that you can
dissimulate
before me?
11
She could
dissimulate
,
however, and when Marie-Anne went away, Mlle.
12
Is it possible to
dissimulate
with persons whom we love?
13
He took therefore every possible care to
dissimulate
as to the number of his troops.
14
Save me from the torture of being compelled to
dissimulate
,
to lie, and to cheat.
15
On the contrary, if you knew better how to
dissimulate
,
I should be less happy.
16
He asked himself what Marianne was thinking about, what she meant to say or
dissimulate
.
dissimulate
·
dissimulate with
dissimulate altogether
dissimulate any
dissimulate no
dissimulate publicly