masquerade in Irish
masquerade in Irish is bréagriocht — masquerade means a party or ball where guests wear masks and costumes.
masquerade in Irish
bréagriocht
What does "masquerade" mean?
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noun A party or ball where guests wear masks and costumes.
"They danced the night away at the Venetian masquerade."
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noun A false show or pretence that conceals the truth.
"His friendliness was just a masquerade to win her trust."
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verb To pretend to be someone or something one is not.
"The scammer masqueraded as a bank employee."
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masquerade in a sentence
- They danced the night away at the Venetian masquerade.
- Tickets to the masquerade sold out within days.
- His friendliness was just a masquerade to win her trust.
- The scammer masqueraded as a bank employee.
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What is "masquerade" in Irish?
"masquerade" in Irish is bréagriocht. masquerade means: A party or ball where guests wear masks and costumes.
How do you use "masquerade" in a sentence?
Example: "They danced the night away at the Venetian masquerade." In Irish, "masquerade" is bréagriocht.
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