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impostor

[im-pos-ter] / ɪmˈpɒs tər /


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He warned of “impostors who are trying to take advantage and profit from this situation,” and said federal authorities had arrested someone in connection with an “impostor ransom demand.”

From The Wall Street Journal

After a few more words of greeting, the impostor Melania flashed another smile as she exited.

From Los Angeles Times

“Additionally, many AI impostors will be revealed this year as well; the 2026 equivalents to Pets.com will not make it through to 2027.”

From Barron's

A fixed mindset -- the belief that intelligence and ability are unchangeable traits -- is also connected to impostor feelings.

From Science Daily

Six Grammy nominees — producers, songwriters and best new artist contenders — gathered to discuss impostor syndrome, creative process and navigating stardom in 2025.

From Los Angeles Times