faker in Latin
faker in Latin is dissimulātor — faker means a person who pretends to be something they are not, or who fakes something.
faker in Latin
dissimulātor
One who fakes something.
What does "faker" mean?
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noun A person who pretends to be something they are not, or who fakes something.
"He was exposed as a faker after his credentials turned out to be invented."
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noun A con artist who sells fraudulent or exaggerated goods.
"The market was full of fakers hawking miracle cures."
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faker in a sentence
- He was exposed as a faker after his credentials turned out to be invented.
- The market was full of fakers hawking miracle cures.
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What is "faker" in Latin?
"faker" in Latin is dissimulātor. faker means: A person who pretends to be something they are not, or who fakes something.
How do you use "faker" in a sentence?
Example: "He was exposed as a faker after his credentials turned out to be invented." In Latin, "faker" is dissimulātor.
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