Noun:

ਬੁਜ਼ਰੁਕ, ਦਿਖਾਵਾ ਕਰਨ ਵਾਲਾ,

pretending's Usage Examples:

Bad faith (Latin: mala fides) is a sustained form of deception which consists of entertaining or pretending to entertain one set of feelings while acting.

Man Chong knew that Sun Quan was only pretending to retreat to put him off guard, and would come back to attack Hefei again once the reinforcements left.

conceitedly using archaic words, pretending to be wise and in actuality being a boringly pedant, rigid, corruptible, opportunist who constantly emphasizes his aristocratic.

the protagonist, says: You thought it meant a swishy little boy with peroxided hair, dressed in a picture hat and a feather boa, pretending to be Marlene.

Man Chong suspected that Sun Bu was pretending to defect so he refused and wrote a reply to Sun Bu in Wang Ling's name: It is good to hear that you have recognised the folly of your ways and now desire to leave your tyrannical government and return to the path of righteousness.

Audiences put aside political fervors and suspended their knowledge, pretending that they were watching a live.

After a 2013 Disclosure concert, the duo was criticized for pretending to live mix to a playback of a pre-recorded track.

When Stern left the station on June 29, 1982, it was rumored that he was fired because of his on-air prank of pretending to call Air Florida airlines to book a flight to the 14th Street Bridge only one day after 78 people died when Air Florida Flight 90 crashed into the Potomac River at the bridge.

Marie was described as possessing "girlish beauty, and [a] modest unpretending demeanor" that "at once captivated the hearts of the multitude".

Hanleigh who was pretending to be Jefferson's representative.

The Philistine is often likeable, endowed with athletic ability, unpretending and credulous.

unpretending, tear of the clouds — as it were — a lovely pool shivering in the breezes of the mountains and sending its limpid surplus through Feldspar Brook.

Synonyms:

mannerism, deception, dissimulation, pretense, make-believe, pretend, deceit, appearance, masquerade, show, pretence, affectedness, affectation, pose, feigning, dissembling, simulation,

Antonyms:

naturalness, unaffectedness, undeceive, disarrange, deglycerolize,