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masquerade

[mas-kuh-reyd] / ˌmæs kəˈreɪd /




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College Football Brain is why we still have Zombie Bowl games layered on top of this 12-team playoff, as if anyone actually cares or comprehends why the quarterfinal needs to masquerade as the Cotton Bowl.

From The Wall Street Journal

The tweet was part of a conversation that began Monday evening with Ms. Berry condemning “transphobic” progressives and “bigotry masquerading as feminism.”

From Washington Times

“The practice of for-profit companies masquerading as charities is therefore a significant threat to the public and the charitable sector,” they wrote.

From Seattle Times

In one high-profile case, a Chinese car is masquerading as Russian one.

From Reuters

And their behavior made them notorious, as when Capote threw himself a lavish masquerade party, the Black and White Ball, or when Mailer almost killed his wife by stabbing her with a penknife.

From Washington Post