Moderate as in deceit The act of concealing one's true intentions or feelings, often involving deceit or duplicity. Clear All
6 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Dissimulation'
Sarah's dissimulation of her disappointment masked the effort she put into the surprise party.
The teacher could see through the student's dissimulation of understanding the complex mathematical concept.
Emily's dissimulation of her frustration with the technical glitch during the presentation was admirable.
The student's dissimulation of his true feelings made it challenging for the teacher to understand his needs.
The dissimulation of his surprise was masterfully executed, leaving everyone unaware of his true reaction.
The dissimulation of the alien's true form contributed to the suspense in the science fiction movie.
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