Definition
Definition of simular - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
deceptionRare intended to deceive or misleadRare
- The simular document fooled everyone at the meeting.
Noun
1.
deceptionRare object that is a counterfeit or shamRare
- The painting was just a simular, not the original.
2.
imitationRare person who imitates or pretendsRare
- The simular fooled everyone at the party.
Origin of simular
Latin, simulare (to imitate)
Examples of simular in a sentence
The simular label misled customers about the product. The artifact was a simular, fooling even the experts. He bought a simular, thinking it was genuine. The simular mimicked the celebrity's voice perfectly. A skilled simular can deceive even the most observant.
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- French:trompeur, faux, ...
- German:trügerisch, Simulakrum, ...
- Italian:ingannevole, contraffazione, ...
- Spanish:engañoso, falsificación, ...
- Portuguese:falso, simulacro, ...
- Chinese:欺骗的, 赝品, ...
- Japanese:偽りの, 偽物, ...
- Arabic:مُزَيَّف, مقلّد, ...
- Hebrew:מַטְעֶה, זִיּוּף, ...
- Russian:обманный, подделка, ...
- Ukrainian:оманливий, підробка, ...
- Hindi:छलपूर्ण, नकली, ...
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