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disguise

[dis-gahyz, dih-skahyz] / dɪsˈgaɪz, dɪˈskaɪz /




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Wearing a disguise and aided by a private extraction team, she left the country by sea before eventually making it to Oslo where she received her Nobel Peace Prize.

From The Wall Street Journal

An 11-6 regular season record couldn’t disguise a dreary team that played excellent defense but hardly moved the ball.

From The Wall Street Journal

“And for well-funded organizations to contribute to that by disguising what they’re doing online just helps exacerbate that problem of people not trusting what they come across.”

From Los Angeles Times

Operators of those vessels go to elaborate lengths to disguise the origin of their cargo and avoid detection.

From The Wall Street Journal

Professional setbacks can be opportunities in disguise: a chance to look inward, take stock and grow as a person.

From Los Angeles Times