Wednesday, May 3, 2017

                                 DISSEMBLE (Verb)

Meaning- 1) to hide your true feeling, opinion, nature etc.
                        2) to make a false show of.

Mnemonic trick- The word dissemble contains word ‘ssemble’. ‘ssemble’ sounds similar to assemble. Director dissembled after ‘de-assembling’ the company. Therefore, dissemble means to hide your true feeling, opinion, nature etc. or to make a false show of.

Synonym- COUNTERFEIT, FEIGN, PRETEND, SHAM

Uses-
  •          He accused the government of dissembling the facts about our economy.
  •          Children learn to dissemble at a surprisingly early age.
  •          Hayden’ s friend dissembled his real feeling regarding his wife’ s leaving him for another man.
  •          He dissembled his feelings at the news that his old girlfriend was getting married to someone else.




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