impostor|impostors in English
noun
[im·pos·tor || ɪm'pɑstə(r) /-'pɒs-]
one who pretends to be something he is not in order to deceive others, impersonator, pretender (also imposter)
Use "impostor|impostors" in a sentence
1. An impostor.
2. 'John Silver,'he said,'you're a prodigious villain and impostor - a monstrous impostor, sir.
3. He is an impostor.
4. The impostor pleaded not guilty.
5. But... an impostor with a ship.
6. I am an impostor.
7. J is an impostor!
8. I feel like a lousy impostor.
9. The impostor has been shown up.
10. You're not my brother, you impostor!
11. The impostors call several homes from a database of Microsoft owners.
12. What are you, some kind of impostor?
13. We look on him as an impostor.
14. The impostor traveled on a false passport.
15. The nurse was soon discovered to be an impostor.
16. I felt like such an impostor at school.
17. I don't want to feel like an impostor.
18. One who assumes a false pose ; an impostor.
19. He was an impostor -- dark, frightening and mysterious.
20. Then His Highness outside is an impostor?
21. The rescue of an impostor, the exposure of three spies.
22. But he felt like an idiot, a golf impostor.
23. At heart I felt like a fraud, an impostor.
24. I had to make sure you weren't an impostor.
25. Worse yet, to contact an impostor could be dangerous.