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Term: Dissembling

Description:

Dissembling, a verb originating from the Old French word "dessembler," refers to the act of concealing one's true thoughts, feelings, or intentions behind a false appearance or attitude. It involves using deceptive or misleading behavior to hide one's true motives or convey a false impression to others.

Sample Sentences:

1. He was a master at dissembling his true emotions, always wearing a smile despite his inner turmoil.

2. The politician was skilled in dissembling his controversial views during public speeches.

3. She disssembled her past mistakes to avoid any further consequences.

4. The detective could see through the criminal's dissembling and quickly uncovered the truth.

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