dissembling

• Sustantivo que denota la acción de ocultar las verdaderas motivaciones, sentimientos o creencias bajo una apariencia de fingimiento, a menudo con la intención de engañar. También puede referirse a la afectación de ignorancia o falsa modestia para disimular.

A noun referring to the act of concealing one's true motives, feelings, or beliefs under a pretense, often with the intention to deceive.

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1. Pretending with intention to deceiveC1formal

   The act of hiding one's true feelings, beliefs, or intentions by pretending to have different ones, with the purpose of misleading others.

   disimulo

   • His dissembling fooled the committee into trusting him.
   • She was skilled in the art of dissembling, never revealing her true motives.
   • The politician's dissembling was eventually exposed by the press.

   Sinónimosaffectationbluffdeceptiondissimulationfeigninghypocrisyposturingpretensesham

   Antónimoscandorforthrightnesshonesty

2. The act of deceivingC1formal

   The act of deliberately misleading or lying to someone.

   disimulo

   • Dissembling is considered a serious character flaw.
   • The court saw through his dissembling and found him guilty.
   • Their relationship was built on dissembling and false promises.

   Sinónimosdeceitdeceptiondissimulationduplicityfeigningfraudguilehypocrisypretense

   Antónimoscandorfranknesshonestyopennesssinceritytruthfulness

• Verbo que significa ocultar las verdaderas intenciones, sentimientos o creencias bajo una apariencia falsa; disimular o fingir.

A verb meaning to conceal one's true motives, feelings, or beliefs under a pretense; to disguise or dissimulate.

1. Conceal true feelingsC1formal

   To hide or disguise one's true thoughts, feelings, or intentions.

   Disimular

   • He dissembled his disappointment with a forced smile.
   • She dissembled her anger during the negotiation.
   • Politicians often dissemble their true motives.

   Sinónimoscamouflagecloakcounterfeitdisguisedissimulatefeignmaskpretendshamveil

   Antónimosacknowledgeconfessdiscloseownreveal

2. Pretend or feignC1formal

   To pretend to have a certain feeling or state; to simulate.

   Disimular, fingir

   • The spy dissembled ignorance of the plan.
   • He dissembled a calm demeanor despite the chaos.
   • She dissembled interest in the boring lecture.

   Sinónimosaffectcounterfeitdisguisedissimulatefeignmaskpretendshamsimulate

   Antónimosconfessdiscloseexposereveal