pretended

IPA: pritˈɛndʌd

adjective

  • feigned; counterfeit
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Examples of "pretended" in Sentences

  • His behavior was pretended.
  • The baby pretended to strut.
  • Men pretended to be heterosexual.
  • The character pretended to be deaf and mute.
  • The character is pretended to be deaf and mute.
  • He fell to the ground and pretended to be unconscious.
  • McCain pretended he had answering and left folks hanging hoping they vote for him to hear is resolutions ...
  • No, they may laugh, they may smile at what they call his pretended sanctity, but in truth he is no hypocrite.
  • Upon learning that Dwayne is a rapper, Palin pretended to recognize someone in the distance and excused herself.
  • By the way, several readers have had a thought about "community organizer," which some Dems have pretended is code for "black."
  • Melas in his despatch spoke of what he called our pretended army of reserve with inconceivable contempt, and alluded to the presence of Bonaparte in Italy as a mere fabrication.

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