Charlatanisms example sentences
Related (10): quackery, hokum, bunkum, humbuggery, mountebankery, jiggery-pokery, flimflam, balderdash, tomfoolery, hocus-pocus.
charlatanism
definition
- noun form of charlatan
char·la·tan
noun
charlatan (noun) · charlatans (plural noun)
- a person falsely claiming to have a special knowledge or skill; a fraud:
Synonyms
charlatan, quack, mountebank, sham, fraud, fake, humbug, impostor, pretender, masquerader, hoaxer, cheat, deceiver, dissembler, trickster, cheater, swindler, fraudster, racketeer, rogue, villain, scoundrel, phoney, sharper, sharp, shark, hustler, flimflammer, twister, grifter, chiseller, defalcator"Charlatanisms" Example Sentences
1. His charlatanisms were obvious to everyone.2. The politician was accused of charlatanisms.
3. His charlatanisms had fooled many people.
4. She was a master of charlatanisms.
5. His charlatanisms were well-known among the townspeople.
6. His charlatanisms had been exposed.
7. The charlatanisms of the preacher were quickly revealed.
8. His charlatanisms had been discovered by the authorities.
9. His charlatanisms were quickly uncovered.
10. The charlatanisms of the leader were quickly exposed.
11. His charlatanisms had been exposed to the public.
12. His charlatanisms were widely known.
13. She was a master of charlatanisms, deceiving many.
14. His charlatanisms were revealed to the public.
15. Her charlatanisms were quickly revealed.
16. His charlatanisms had been exposed by the media.
17. His charlatanisms had been revealed to the world.
18. The charlatanisms of the politician were exposed.
19. The charlatanisms of the salesman were quickly discovered.
20. His charlatanisms had been exposed by the authorities.
Common Phases
Quackery; Snake oil; Hocus-pocus; Wooing; Bunkum; Bamboozlement; Pseudoscience; Fakery; Charlatanry; Quackery.Recently Searched
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