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Meanings of masquerade as in English

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Usage of masquerade as in English
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For there is nothing so bad but it can masquerade as moral.
A Preface to Politics
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Divining her desire, Balder helped out the masquerade as best he might.
Idolatry: A Romance
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I must play out this fool's masquerade as if nothing is amiss.
A Game of Thrones
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Of course, enemy propagandists shouldn't be allowed to masquerade as journalists.
Wired
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He said they sometimes masquerade as other types of businesses to obtain accounts.
Reuters
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The 1964 Code provisions often enable mere fiscal manipulation to masquerade as charity.
The new yorker
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It is encouraging that our opponents want to masquerade as liberals.
The Guardian
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Clothing can masquerade as identity - it's how we signal who we are.
Shadowland
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It's none of my business if you chose to masquerade as a gypsy.
Red Money
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Illegal shipments of wild-caught threatened animals masquerade as legal exports.
The South African
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Such was the feeling of the times that partisanship could easily masquerade as patriotism.
The Cleveland Era: A Chronicle of the New Order in Politics
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Most of them masquerade as employees of the local college.
Wired
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He wants to masquerade as an Aesculapius, and so has started this consumption theory.
Ivanoff: A Play
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She may masquerade as she likes out-of-doors, but this house is for civilised people.
Mr. Standfast
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For Euthyclos, as you will readily understand, was compelled to masquerade as a merchant-trader.
Domnei: A Comedy of Woman-Worship
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They'll masquerade as handy tools or games, and will sometimes function properly as an app.
News.com.au
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