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dissimulative

/dɪˈsɪm.jʊ.lə.tɪv/

翻译: 过时用语,指倾向于隐瞒真实感情、想法或意图的;带有伪装或欺骗特征的。

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adjective

C2formalcommon已废弃/dɪˈsɪm.jʊ.lə.tɪv/

An obsolete adjective describing a tendency to hide or conceal one's true feelings, thoughts, or intentions; characterized by pretense or deception.

  • 🇨🇳过时用语,指倾向于隐瞒真实感情、想法或意图的;带有伪装或欺骗特征的。
  1. Concealing true intentions C2 formal

    Tending to hide one's true feelings, motives, or beliefs under a false appearance, often with the aim of deceiving others.

    • His dissimulative smile did not fool anyone in the room.
    • She used a dissimulative tone to mask her disappointment.
    • The politician's dissimulative promises were later exposed as lies.

    🇨🇳掩饰真意的

    同义词: cunningdeceitfuldissemblingduplicitousfalsefeigningguilefulhypocriticalinsincereslytwo-facedunderhanded

    反义词: artlesscandidforthrightfrankgenuineguilelesshonestopensincerestraightforward

  • more dissimulative comparative form
  • most dissimulative superlative form