Masqueraded

/ˈmaskəˌreɪdɪd/

Definitions

  1. (v.) Past tense of masquerade; to have pretended to be someone or something else, often to deceive.
    The defendant masqueraded as a licensed professional to gain clients.

Forms

  • masquerade
  • masquerades
  • masquerading

Commentary

Typically used in contexts involving deception or misrepresentation, especially when a party assumes a false identity or role to gain advantage or commit fraud.

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