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[ˈpriːtekst] nouna reason given in order to hide the real reason; an excuse.عُذْر كاذِب -
4 حجة
n. argument, excuse, reasoning, plea, pretext, pretence, pretension, allegory, proofing, instrument, dodge, case -
5 ذريعة
n. expedience, expediency, resource, cloak, stalking-horse, subterfuge, pretension, pretence, pretext, plea -
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n. screen, cover, curtain, curtain wall, pretext -
7 عذر
n. excuse, alibi, justification, pretext, plea -
8 أدلى بحجة إلخ
أدْلَى بِحُجّةٍ إلخto adduce, present, advance, offer, give, make, use (as an argument, plea, excuse, pretext); to plead, invoke, allege, claim, maintain -
9 احتج بـ
اِحْتَجّ بِـ: تَذَرّعَ، اِدّعَىto advance (offer, use) as an argument, as a plea, as an excuse, as a pretext, as a pretense; to plead, invoke; to allege, claim, maintain -
10 احتجاج
اِحْتِجَاج: تَذَرّع، اِدّعَاءoffering of a plea or excuse; pleading; claiming, maintaining, alleging; allegation, claim; plea, excuse, pretext, pretense -
11 ادعاء
اِدّعاء: زَعْم، حُجّةallegation, claim, contention; pretension, pretense, pretext, excuse, plea -
12 تذرع
تَذَرّعuse of a means; offering of an excuse or plea; pleading; claiming, alleging, maintaining; allegation, claim; plea, excuse, pretext, pretense -
13 تذرع بـ
تَذَرّعَ بِـ: تَوَسّلَ بِـ ـ اِحْتَجّ بَـto use as a means or as an expedient; to advance (offer, use) as an excuse, as a pretext, as a pretense, as an argument, as a plea; to plead, invoke, allege, claim, maintain -
14 تعلة
تَعِلّة: مُبَرّر، حُجّة، ذَرِيعَةjustification, excuse; pretext, pretense; expedient, makeshift -
15 حجة
حُجّة: ذَريعَة، عُذْر، دَعْوَىargument; plea, excuse, pretext, pretense; allegation; claim -
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بحُجّة (أنّ)under the pretense that, on the plea of, on the pretext of -
17 بدعوى
بِدَعْوَى (أنّ)on the pretext that, under the pretense that, on the plea of -
18 ذريعة
ذَرِيعة: حُجّةexcuse, pretext, pretense, plea; argument; allegation, claim -
19 ستار
سِتَار: مَظْهَرٌ كاذِب، حُجّة، ذَرِيعَةcover-up, front; guise, pretense, pretext, excuse -
20 عذر
عُذْر: حُجّة، ذَرِيعَةexcuse; pretext, pretense, plea
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pretext — ► NOUN ▪ an ostensible or false reason used to justify an action. ORIGIN Latin praetextus outward display , from praetexere to disguise … English terms dictionary
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