pretense in Irish
pretense in Irish is cur i gcéill — pretense means a false show or claim put on to create a misleading impression; the American spelling of "pretence".
pretense in Irish
cur i gcéill
(countable, or, uncountable) The action of pretending; false or simulated show or appearance; false or hypocritical assertion or representation.
What does "pretense" mean?
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noun A false show or claim put on to create a misleading impression; the American spelling of "pretence".
"He got into the building under the pretense of delivering flowers."
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pretense in a sentence
- He got into the building under the pretense of delivering flowers.
- She dropped the pretense and admitted she was upset.
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What is "pretense" in Irish?
"pretense" in Irish is cur i gcéill. pretense means: A false show or claim put on to create a misleading impression; the American spelling of "pretence".
How do you use "pretense" in a sentence?
Example: "He got into the building under the pretense of delivering flowers." In Irish, "pretense" is cur i gcéill.
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