pseudo

While he was putting up the shutters, Phoebe was making love to her pseudo penitent.

“Down with him, then,” and we headed the Provisional list with the pseudo Orange-tawny.

In the mornings when the pseudo prince left the bedroom, outside the door stood Herr Volkmar, cap in hand, bowing.

But Chatterton wrote poems, pseudo chronicles, and not history.

They threw it out when they wanted to misunderstand me—with a good deal of the pseudo in it, too.

Thus died Oropastes, the high-priest, and his brother Gaumata, better known under the name of the "pseudo" or "pretended Smerdis."

Pseudo laborers working in the fields between the armies have been detected conveying information.

I had never explored all the possibilities of the pseudo M-3 robot, perhaps it could be of help.

It is true that since 1901 the society has assumed a kind of pseudo character in the eyes of the public and the law.

This is a proposition too plain and reasonable to answer the deceptive ends of the traders in that pseudo science.