dissimulate

I feigned love, whispered compliments, in short, so skillfully did I dissimulate that she believed I was Love's own captive.

"It will be a great pleasure to me," replied Rosette, who did not know how to dissimulate.

To this the Captain replied that he had duties to all, and that it was for him, for just causes, to dissimulate and to suffer.

He was simply more cautious than is usual in men, and so exceedingly honest that it was impossible for him to dissimulate.

After this insinuation, Ripperda saw there was no resource but to dissimulate and gain time.

He spoke publicly of Sicily as the inheritance of his children, and did not dissimulate his animosity to its actual ruler.

So long as I remain here you will dissimulate your fear and will not take any precautions.

For several days thou hadst felt ill, and could not dissimulate as in the past.

They have taught her to lie and to dissimulate her most innocent emotions.

She did it very seriously, without attempting to dissimulate her unhappiness.