Noun:

ಹೃದ್ರೋಗ ತಜ್ಞ, ಕಪಟಿ, ಬುಜ್ರುಕ್, ಸುಳ್ಳು ವೈದ್ಯ, ವಾಕ್ಚಾತುರ್ಯ, ವೈದ್ಯ, ಮೂರ್ಖ ವೈದ್ಯ,

charlatanry's Usage Examples:

film critic Nigel Andrews called the film "an inspired piece of editing charlatanry as a Welles growling out questions from a New York studio pretends to.

strongly criticized by doctors in the early 1900s as ineffective voodoo and charlatanry, but the Institute continued to operate at high capacity, with a staff.

Christopher Hill points to the possibility of charlatanry involved in some of the events of the 1640s, picking up comments of John.

eye diseases were the preserve of much itinerant charlatanry, such as "couching", or displacement of dense cataract with a needle, which led to brief improvements.

because it misleads those who have no real knowledge and encourages charlatanry, of which there is already too much.

The society undertakes campaigns to expose the so-called miracles and charlatanry of godmen who claim supernatural powers.

of his "magnetic fluid", and that its effects derived from either the imaginations of its subjects or charlatanry.

conductor Alfred Hill resigned in protest at this trick, which he considered charlatanry.

Historically, treatments for eye diseases were the preserve of much itinerant charlatanry, such as "couching", or displacement of dense cataract with a needle.

does not recognize this practice, and on its website describes it as "charlatanry".

attack on Edward Said"s 1978 book Orientalism, which he calls "malignant charlatanry, in which it is hard to distinguish honest mistakes from willful misrepresentations.

be known as a "Chaldaean" carried with it frequently the suspicion of charlatanry and of more or less willful deception.

The IAU"s website uses the word charlatanry in this context.