Synonyms, definition Pretext

43 synonyms

2 definitions

Share the link, this page has already been viewed 149 times.

149

Comments

Pronounce "Pretext"

1. pretext (Noun)

43 synonyms

#	Word	Frequency	Number of letters	Number of synonyms
1.	affectation	0.2	11 letters	49 synonyms
2.	alibi	1.26	5 letters	15 synonyms
3.	appearance	49	10 letters	101 synonym
4.	blind	33.1	5 letters	92 synonyms
5.	bluff	3.8	5 letters	45 synonyms
6.	counterfeit	2.45	11 letters	110 synonyms
7.	cover	120	5 letters	319 synonyms
8.	deception	4.47	9 letters	128 synonyms
9.	decoy	1.1	5 letters	34 synonyms
10.	defense	85.1	7 letters	57 synonyms
11.	disguise	5.25	8 letters	79 synonyms
12.	dissembling	0.12	11 letters	27 synonyms
13.	evasion	2.57	7 letters	63 synonyms
14.	excuse	36.3	6 letters	106 synonyms
15.	fabrication	3.02	11 letters	69 synonyms
16.	face	282	4 letters	134 synonyms
17.	falsification	0.32	13 letters	30 synonyms
18.	feigning	0.42	8 letters	27 synonyms
19.	forgery	1.55	7 letters	28 synonyms
20.	frauden.synonym.one	23.4	5 letters	97 synonyms
21.	front	191	5 letters	118 synonyms
22.	gloss	2.95	5 letters	51 synonym
23.	guise	2.95	5 letters	51 synonym
24.	illusion	8.71	8 letters	44 synonyms
25.	imitation	2.95	9 letters	69 synonyms
26.	lie	69.2	3 letters	110 synonyms
27.	make-believe	255	11 letters	33 synonyms
28.	makeshift	1.51	9 letters	40 synonyms
29.	ostentation	0.13	11 letters	31 synonym
30.	pomp	0.89	4 letters	36 synonyms
31.	pretence	0.54	8 letters	60 synonyms
32.	pretending	11.5	10 letters	33 synonyms
33.	pretense	1.02	8 letters	27 synonyms
34.	ruse	1.45	4 letters	38 synonyms
35.	semblance	1.26	9 letters	66 synonyms
36.	sham	2.82	4 letters	119 synonyms
37.	shamming	0.04	8 letters	14 synonyms
38.	show	479	4 letters	225 synonyms
39.	simulation	8.71	10 letters	23 synonyms
40.	stalking-horse	4.06	13 letters	1 synonym
41.	stratagem	0.25	9 letters	47 synonyms
42.	subterfuge	0.49	10 letters	35 synonyms
43.	trick	30.2	5 letters	209 synonyms

2 definitions

pretext (Noun) —	Something serving to conceal plans; a fictitious reason that is concocted in order to conceal the real reason
pretext (Noun) —	An artful or simulated semblance 1 example
	1. ex. "under the pretext of friendship he betrayed them"

8 types of

#	Word	Number of letters	Number of synonyms
1.	color	5 letters	57 synonyms
2.	colour	6 letters	105 synonyms
3.	dissembling	11 letters	27 synonyms
4.	feigning	8 letters	27 synonyms
5.	gloss	5 letters	51 synonym
6.	pretence	8 letters	60 synonyms
7.	pretense	8 letters	27 synonyms
8.	semblance	9 letters	66 synonyms

1 type

#	Word			Number of letters	Number of synonyms
1.	putoff			6 letters	25 synonyms

7 misspelling

ppretext preeteext pretex pretexxt prettextt prretext retext

With the same beginning

preteen preteenager pretence pretend pretended pretender pretending pretense pretension pretentious

With the same ending

text context religious text sacred text hypertext written text school text subtext teletext electronic text

All synonyms in one line

affectation, alibi, appearance, blind, bluff, en.synonym.one, counterfeit, cover, deception, decoy, defense, disguise, dissembling, evasion, excuse, fabrication, face, falsification, feigning, forgery, fraud, front, gloss, guise, illusion, imitation, en.synonym.one, lie, make-believe, makeshift, ostentation, pomp, pretence, pretending, pretense, ruse, semblance, sham, shamming, show, simulation, stalking-horse, stratagem, subterfuge, trick.

Add synonym for the word "Pretext"

Like the site?

This search took 0.0246 sec. Think how often you are looking for something to replace a word with? Probably often. Bookmark synonym.one to find synonyms, antonyms and meanings quickly. (press Ctrl + D on your keyboard).

We added to all words the value Frequency (ipm), which means how often a given word is used in 1 million words. Now you can also offer your synonyms, antonyms by submitting a simple form on the site. Each synonym can be liked, which gives an additional opportunity to sort them according to user preferences!

please leave your comment

— partake	— parts	— predestine	— predicate
— predict	— predicted	— prodigy	— produce
— product	— products	— protect	— protected
— protecting	— protection	— protective	— protector
— protest	— protestor	— protocol	— prudish