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They held an ersatz press conference that was impressive to the untrained eye.ersatz = inferior substitute or imitation
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The restaurant serves Americanized ersatz Italian cuisine.ersatz = an inferior substitute or imitation
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The ersatz butter sold to be more healthy than butter ended up being proved to be less healthy when we better understood trans fats.ersatz = an inferior imitation
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Breakfast consists of plain, unbuttered bread and ersatz coffee. (source)ersatz = an inferior imitation of
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The nurses threw him another party, the ersatz bourbon went down easy, and there was a moonlit jeep ride with a pretty girl.† (source)
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The girl who is thus far nameless lies on her bed of red brocade, awaiting the ersatz Lord of the Underworld and saying a wordless farewell to this life.† (source)
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Can your ersatz identification make it possible?† (source)
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They wore different clothes: oversized ersatz sports apparel so loose fitting that every stiff breeze threatened to leave them naked in the streets.† (source)
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The blind innkeeper said that the Americans could sleep in his stable that night, and he gave them soup and ersatz coffee and a little beer.† (source)
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Even his reliable friends the Germans failed him in this crisis: they preferred ersatz.† (source)
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As she was leaving work, Roland Girard, the clinic's ersatz administrative director, invited her for coffee.† (source)
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A sentry woke him with breakfast: black bread and ersatz coffee.† (source)
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I don't want any ersatz soldiers, dragging their tails and ducking out when the party gets rough.† (source)
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Maybe you've done some of your thinking by now?" she said, between the salad and the ersatz beef.† (source)
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We'll have a barrel of funfunfun, the voices clamorously chorused from below, the dreadful ersatz polka stuck now in its groove, repeating over and over a faint fat chord from an accordion.† (source)
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To fill the demand of the new market, a new commodity was devised: ersatz culture, kitsch, destined for those who, insensible to the values of genuine culture, are hungry nevertheless for the diversion that only culture of some sort can provide.† (source)
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