Definition Synonyms
Definition of imposture - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
deceptionRare pretending to be someone else for fraudRare
- The imposture led to a financial scam.
2.
fraudulent objectRare something created or used to deceiveRare
- The document was an imposture designed to mislead the court..
Origin of imposture
Latin, impostura (imposition, fraud)
Examples of imposture in a sentence
The imposture was so convincing that no one suspected a thing. The painting was an imposture, fooling even the experts. His entire career was built on imposture and deceit.
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- French:imposture, fraude, ...
- German:Hochstapelei, Fälschung, ...
- Italian:impostura, ...
- Spanish:impostura, falsificación, ...
- Portuguese:impostura, falsificação, ...
- Chinese:冒充行为, 欺骗性物品, ...
- Japanese:詐称, 偽造, ...
- Arabic:اِنْتِحَال, تَزوِير, ...
- Hebrew:הַתְחָזוּת, הוֹנָאָה, ...
- Russian:самозванство, подделка, ...
- Ukrainian:шахрайство, підробка, ...
- Hindi:छल, फर्जीवाड़ा, ...
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