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pose
noun as in artificial position
verb as in sit, stand in place
verb as in pretend, fake
Example Sentences
In response, Sir Adrian Smith, president of the Society, wrote a letter to fellows in which he raised concerns about "resorting to the language of violence" and the threat it posed to the organisation's values.
Ministers committed to holding the summit following warnings that gull attacks were posing a risk to health and safety and a nuisance to local businesses.
Thomas represented her muses in poses that were dignified, glamorous, sensuous and exuberant, employing everything from acrylic paint to glitter and rhinestones to neon lights.
Later, she poses a question to her husband: “What do you think of a big farewell show?”
He said responsibility fell not only on public bodies failing to protect public safety but also on the killer's family, who knew but ignored the risk he posed.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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