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Meanings of personate (personated) in English
Portuguese
personificar Catalan
personificar Synonyms
Examples for "pose"
Examples for "pose"
1
Vector-borne diseases, including arboviruses, pose a serious threat to public health worldwide.
2
Yet such detentions pose a public image problem for the security forces.
3
I pose this simple question: is our destiny with Europe or not?
4
However, overtreatment should be avoided and life-threatening infections pose a particular problem.
5
Immigrants do pose a severe burden on particular communities at particular times.
1
That is not the man I am trying to impersonate at all.
2
FELIX: I'll impersonate the dog if you get me something to eat.
3
Nobody quite dared impersonate Miss Peckham-andnobody wanted to, for that matter.
4
You impersonate the savage dog and I'll see that you're well fed.
5
We're living; but we impersonate the dead better than the dead themselves.
Usage of personated in English
1
Marie Antoinette was personated in a secret interview given to Rohan, and Mme.
2
Then you do think it was Euphra who personated the ghost?
3
The king rode before the lady, and personated the servant.
4
I personated him, on the occasion I have just mentioned, for the first time.
5
She was the type not of woman but of youth, and Hippomenes personated age.
6
There are no women, though the female sex is personated.
7
She was dressed to resemble Venus, while girls about her personated nymphs and Graces.
8
God Almighty was personated, and heaven's occupants seemed very human.
9
Who could have so successfully personated him as to deceive even his dearest friends?
10
The grosser systems of antiquity were not only considered, but actually personated in our experience.
11
The only other hypothesis that can be brought forward is that some one personated Thompson.
12
He personated his assumption of innocence even to self-deception.
13
Banquo was represented by an actor named Smith; the ghost, however, was personated by another actor-Sandford.
14
They preferred to cause the shadow at last to disappear, which they had so long personated.
15
But why should he have personated his brother?
16
The players personated him on the stage; the potters copied his ugly face on their stone jugs.
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Personated across language varieties
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