-
advised in The
Prince that a
prince must
become a "great
feigner and
dissembler."
Thomas Hobbes wrote in Leviathan: "In war,
force and
fraud are the two...
- "Culture of
dissemblance"
describes a "cult of secrecy"
practiced by
black women in the
Reconstruction era
American Middle West to "protect the sanctity...
- The
Dissembled Wanton is a 1726
comedy play by the
British writer Leonard Welsted. The
original Lincoln's Inn
Fields cast
included James Quin as Lord Severne...
- Look up LIE, Lie, lie,
dissemble, or
fibbing in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A lie is a type of deception, an
untruth or not
telling the truth. Lie...
- Polk,
Khary (Summer 2013). "Malcolm X, ****ual Hearsay, and
Masculine Dissemblance". Biography. 36 (3): 568–584. doi:10.1353/bio.2013.0029. JSTOR 24570210...
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wrote in 1874: "It is
thought that the
culprit had, to gain some end,
dissembled his
degree in king John's reign."
Millea cites the university's c. 550-year-long...
- Tomb of the
Cybermen when the
Doctor is
identified as "English" and,
dissembling,
plays along.
Though David Tennant speaks with a
natural Scottish accent...
- Wit at
Several Weapons (1613) (co-written with
William Rowley) More
Dissemblers Besides Women (1614) The
Widow (1615–16) The
Witch (1616) A Fair Quarrel...
-
precaution to
throw any veil over his sentiments; and, as he
scorns to
dissemble his
contempt for
established opinions, he
could not
wonder that all the...
-
where they
believed that
drunkenness prevented the parti****nts from
dissembling. In
Western European countries the same idea has been
incorporated in...
