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The politician's promises were nothing more than a charade, designed to win votes without any intention of follow-through. (source)charade = false display
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Their participation in negotiations is a charade to buy time.
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The charade couldn't last, not even until supper. (source)charade = a situation in which people act as though something is true that is not
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"And this charade about the Stilson boy," Mother said. (source)charade = false portrayal
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Connor, Risa, and Lev hurry across the street toward it—all part of the charade, just in case the cops are watching them through their rearview mirror. (source)charade = a situation in which people act as though something is true that is not
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And end this charade. (source)
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The only challenge would be to persuade Langdon to set down the keystone so Teabing could safely end this charade. (source)charade = a situation in which people act as though something is true that is not
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Everybody joined in for a game of charades.† (source)
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And you've been in on this little charade all along. (source)
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We played charades and he was just awful.† (source)
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And really, what's the whole point of this charade if he's just going to keep going back to her anyway?† (source)
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You can play charades.† (source)
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Wes joked about it, putting on a charade around his friends, but it was the most uncomfortable and vulnerable he had ever felt.† (source)
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It's like taking a class in charades.† (source)
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While the judges went through the charade of conferring, a film was shown.† (source)
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Dish knew many card games and could even play charades, so he was a great hit with the girls.† (source)
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