ଲୁଚାନ୍ତୁ (ଅନୁଭବ କରନ୍ତୁ),

Verb:

ଇର୍ଷା, କପଟୀ,

dissimulate's Usage Examples:

To unravel the plot and expose the culprits, Wang has carefully dissimulated clues and confessions throughout different parts of the city, including.

to Jacques Rancière: "Populism is the convenient name under which is dissimulated the exacerbated contradiction between popular legitimacy and expert legitimacy.

This apparent pluralism cannot dissimulate the fact that Israel displays a clear and undoubtedly hierarchical pluralism.

uncomfortable atmosphere of false compliments and badly dissimulated commiseration when, responding to the solicitations of the guests, he feels invested.

Lorenzo dissimulates very well.

One is corrupted into, learns or decides, to lie, to simulate, to dissimulate, to ignore and remain politically or economically silent.

"Doubled lives, dissimulated history: Hou Hsiao Hsien"s Good Men, Good Women".

that of the Inquisition or of fascism as in Pasolini"s Salò, then to dissimulate that violence within visual and conceptual apparatuses which neutralize.

but simply that in some Islamist circles, explicit anti-Zionism may dissimulate implicit antisemitism, in the pure tradition of the European history.

cause, I think it all the more to be the duty of a good Christian not to dissimulate his sentiments in matters pertaining to salvation, but to embrace unreservedly.

Though unequipped with siege artillery, he successfully dissimulated and bluffed the Spaniards into surrendering the island without loss of.

dishonest and uncomfortable atmosphere of false compliments and badly dissimulated commiseration when, responding to the solicitations of the guests, he.

His early verse cleverly dissimulates his preoccupation with Immanuel Kant"s philosophy.

Synonyms:

mask, disguise,

Antonyms:

show, uncover, unmask,