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She's a charlatan and a cheat.charlatan = a person who pretends to have capabilities or knowledge they lack
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How can I be expected to work with this charlatan? (source)charlatan = someone who pretends to have knowledge or capabilities they lack
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Some highly paid charlatans in the media think it's absolutely fine to take a wild guess at the truth and then tell a couple of million people it's cast-iron fact, just in case they might be right. (source)charlatans = people who pretend to have capabilities or knowledge they lack
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Base thieves and charlatans! (source)
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My father said the doctor was a charlatan and this was why we needed to keep struggling against ignorance.† (source)
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He'd expected the sort of frothy, holy-rolling charlatan that he'd seen preaching near Torrance when he was a boy.† (source)
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When he talked, he was lawyer and bard and crossroads charlatan at once, arguing his case, entertaining, pulling back the veil to show you the secrets of the world.† (source)
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Scourge of the chicken-soup psychologists and the charlatans of his profession?† (source)charlatans = people who pretend to have capabilities they lack
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An outer show elaborated through centuries, and nothing but charlatanism and nonsense underneath," flashed through Miuesov's mind.† (source)
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They did have a theory of morals and they tried to live by it (I should not have sneered at their motives) but their theory was wrong — half of it fuzzy-headed wishful thinking, half of it rationalized charlatanry.† (source)
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But he is now, and has always been, a liar, a charlatan and a crook.† (source)
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The new Charlatans album.† (source)
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This, he considered, was the only basis of solid instruction; all other means of education were mere charlatanism, and could produce nothing better than smatterers.† (source)
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Go ahead and despise it in favor of some sort of hocus-pocus of insinuation and emotional charlatanry—and the Devil will definitely have you in his—† (source)
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He ran a long feature on George Vandeveer, charlatan attorney for the Wobbly defense in the Everett Massacre deliberations.† (source)
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Tired of the pain in his bones and the secret illness that only he perceived, he had decided it was time to be examined by foreign doctors; he had reached the premature conclusion that Latin doctors were all charlatans who were closer to sorcerers than scientists.† (source)
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