phony in Latin
phony in Latin is simulātor — phony means fake or fraudulent; not genuine.
phony in Latin
simulātor
(informal) A person who assumes an identity or quality other than their own.
What does "phony" mean?
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adj Fake or fraudulent; not genuine.
"He was arrested for using a phony passport."
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noun A person who pretends to be something they are not.
"Everyone at the office could tell he was a phony."
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phony in a sentence
- He was arrested for using a phony passport.
- Her sympathy sounded completely phony.
- Everyone at the office could tell he was a phony.
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What is "phony" in Latin?
"phony" in Latin is simulātor. phony means: Fake or fraudulent; not genuine.
How do you use "phony" in a sentence?
Example: "He was arrested for using a phony passport." In Latin, "phony" is simulātor.
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