1. He accused the government of dissembling.

2. Theycall it rubbish to dissemble their real motives.

3. That you're honest with yourself and don't dissemble.

4. I tried to dissemble an interest I didn't feel.

5. Synonyms: direct, forthcoming, forthright… Antonyms: dissembling, unCandid, unforthcoming… Find the …

6. Dissembling enough, he was not sufficiently oily and make - believe.

7. He was accused of dissembling and deception of campaign funds.

8. O, hardness to dissemble! - How do you, Desdemona?

9. Perhaps it was right to dissemble your love.

10. Who knows not dissemble knows not how to live.

11. She was a very honest person who was incapable of dissembling.

12. She felt the deepest respect for his skill at dissemBling.

13. She tried to dissemble her disappointment with a joke.

14. You've lost the art of dissembling in four years on this island.

15. They only call it rubbish to dissemble their real motives.

16. Henry was not slow to dissemble when it served his purposes.

17. Antonyms for Convened include adjourned, cancelled, canceled, dissembled, divided, scattered, separated, called off, dispersed and disbanded

18. Who knows not how to dissemble knows not how to live. 

19. He sometimes has to dissemble in order to prevail on crucial issues.

20. We can always tell if she's dissembling;her voice trembles when she lies.

21. Knowing him very well, I know that he would not rise just to dissemble.

22. The Fox, dissembling the real danger of his case, replied: " Come down, my friend. "

23. It's basically to dissemble the idea that nudity equates to pornography and nudity equates to sexuality.

24. Perhaps it was right to dissemble your love. But — why did you kick me downstairs?

25. Easy to assemble or dissemble for brake lever is considerable to bicycle assembly or repair.

26. Honest prose defeats dissembling verse, and the braggart goes off to be a thief.

27. 1 We can always tell if she's dissembling;her voice trembles when she lies.

28. Perhaps it is right to dissemble your love. But - why do you kick me downstairs?

29. In assessing a recent downturn, they refuse to resort to the dissembling language of corporate reports and quarterly statements.

30. By the time boys reach your age they usually have learned to dissemble for rich uncles.

31. My friend proved that the cabbie was dissembling, and we trooped back to the terminal to look for Mr Right.

32. She had, as far as he knew, no reason to be curious, and therefore no reason to dissemble her curiosity.

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34. The gentleman he says speaks his mind without fear or favor somewhat like the New York Times because to dissemble would be beneath him.

35. This is a huge undertaking – before she can be put to work serving others, she must first be dissembled, transported to her new home, reassembled and restored, and finally upgraded so that her systems, structures, and avionics can meet today’s Airworthiest requirements.

36. Chicanery - the use of tricks to deceive someone (usually to extract money from them) wile, shenanigan, trickery, chicane, guile dissimulation, deception, dissembling, deceit - the act of deceiving dupery, hoax, put-on, humbug, fraud, fraudulence - something intended to …

37. Hypernyms ("Chicanery" is a kind of): deceit; deception; dissembling; dissimulation (the act of deceiving) Hyponyms (each of the following is a kind of "Chicanery"): dupery; fraud; fraudulence; hoax; humbug; put-on (something intended to deceive; deliberate trickery intended to gain an

38. Behave: 1 v Behave in a certain manner; show a certain behavior; conduct or comport oneself “Don't Behave like a fool” Synonyms: act , do act , act as , play pretend to have certain qualities or state of mind act , dissemble , pretend Behave unnaturally or affectedly Types: show 40 types hide 40 types act involuntarily , act reflexively