fake in Greek
fake in Greek is ψεύτικος — fake means not genuine; made to look real in order to deceive.
fake in Greek
ψεύτικος
Pronounced: pseftikos
Not real; false, fraudulent.
What does "fake" mean?
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adjective Not genuine; made to look real in order to deceive.
"He was arrested for selling fake designer handbags."
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noun An object, person, or claim that is not what it appears to be.
"The painting hanging in the museum was later found to be a fake."
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verb To make something appear real or true when it isn't; to pretend.
"She faked a smile to get through the awkward dinner."
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fake in a sentence
- He was arrested for selling fake designer handbags.
- The news story turned out to be completely fake.
- The painting hanging in the museum was later found to be a fake.
- She faked a smile to get through the awkward dinner.
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What is "fake" in Greek?
"fake" in Greek is ψεύτικος. fake means: Not genuine; made to look real in order to deceive.
How do you pronounce ψεύτικος?
"fake" in Greek is ψεύτικος, pronounced "pseftikos".
How do you use "fake" in a sentence?
Example: "He was arrested for selling fake designer handbags." In Greek, "fake" is ψεύτικος.
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