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Definition of imposter - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
deceptive identityUS person who pretends to be someone else to deceive othersUS
- The imposter posed as a doctor to gain trust.
- The imposter was eventually caught by the police.
- She realized the imposter had stolen her identity.
Origin of imposter
Latin, impostor (deceiver)
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imposter or con-man in Australian slang
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- French:imposteur, ...
- German:Betrüger, ...
- Italian:impostore, ...
- Spanish:farsante, ...
- Portuguese:farsante, ...
- Chinese:冒充者, ...
- Japanese:詐欺師, ...
- Arabic:مُنتَحِل, ...
- Hebrew:מַתְחַזֶּה, ...
- Russian:самозванец, ...
- Ukrainian:самозванець, ...
- Hindi:बहुरूपिया, ...
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