disguise

[dɪsˈɡaɪz]

Definition:
1. To change your appearance so that people cannot recognize you.
2. Make unrecognizable.
3. Any attire that modifies the appearance in order to conceal the wearer's identity.

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Use 'disguise' in a sentence:

1. He tried to disguise his accent.
2. People tend not to realize that the first question you should always ask yourself, is this really just something that's well-known in disguise?
3. Their streamlined bodies, the absence of hind legs, and the presence of a fluke and blowhole cannot disguise their affinities with land dwelling mammals.
4. I have to disguise as a prince to find the youth for world revolution.
5. You'll have to travel in disguise.
6. The hijackers were heavily disguised.
7. She's adopted so many disguises her own mother wouldn't recognize her.
8. She is a mistress of disguise.
9. They tried to disguise the modesty of their achievements.
10. She tried to disguise her real feelings.
11. She couldn't disguise the fact that she felt uncomfortable.
12. The British team did not disguise their delight at their success.
13. She wore glasses and a wig as a disguise.
14. A blessing in disguise, then?
15. The chairman tried to disguise his mortification.
16. The dramatic silhouettes, part ocean liner, part funfair, all disguise the difficulties within.
17. She disguised herself as a man so she could fight on the battlefield.
18. The taste of vitamins is not too nice so the flavour sometimes needs to be disguised.
19. Their healthy image disguises the fact that they are highly processed foods.
20. She couldn't disguise her glee at their embarrassment.
21. He could not disguise that he had had the worst imaginable day for any minister.
22. Some cried, "Tis another prince in disguise!"
23. If you must, wear a disguise and trust no one.
24. Being cut loose was a blessing in disguise.
25. The novel is a thinly disguised autobiography.
26. So successful had she been at hiding her identity that she even managed to disguise it from herself.
27. It felt like a pure gift, like grace from God, that may come to a soul that has opened and dropped its violent disguise.
28. He made no attempt to disguise his agitation.
29. No amount of flannel could disguise that this was, at best, a minimalist solution.
30. A challenge is simply an opportunity in disguise.
31. I played along, and disguised my voice.
32. He decided he would disguise himself as a doctor.
33. He was wearing that ridiculous disguise.
34. Attempting to resolve this contradiction, Harris concludes that Fern employed flowery rhetoric strategically to disguise her subversive goals beneath apparent conventionality.
35. She disguised her true sex under a man's garment.
36. My disguise is none so good that thou canst pretend thou knowest not thy father through it.
37. A vote for the Liberal Democrats is just a Labour vote in disguise.
38. The King took a fancy to ordering disguises and masks.
39. They got in disguised as security guards.
40. The failure to conclude the trade talks last December could prove a blessing in disguise.
41. She made no attempt to disguise her surprise.
42. Even your next-door neighbour didn't see through your disguise.
43. He is a master of disguise.
44. It is a master of disguise.
45. All three theories could be true. In particular, the role of perfume as an olfactory disguise is obvious.
46. She disguised herself as a boy.
47. Abu is not his real name, but it's one he uses to disguise his identity.