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[hɪˈpɔkrəsɪ] nounthe act or state of pretending to be better than one is or to have feelings or beliefs which one does not actually have.رِياء، نِفاق -
3 nifaq
hypocrisy; discord [nafaqa] Aze nifaq, Hin nifak, Per nefaq, Tur nifak borrowed from Ar -
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رِيائيّ \ hypocritical: being a hypocrite; showing hypocrisy. \ نِفاقيّ \ hypocritical: being a hypocrite; showing hypocrisy. -
5 التظاهر الكذاب
n. hypocrisy -
6 رياء
n. hypocrisy, duplicity, insincerity, pharisaism, cant -
7 نفاق
n. hypocrisy, dissemblance, double-dealing, duplicity, insincerity, oiliness, priggishism, pharisaism, smoothness, cant, machiavellian -
8 مداجاة
مُدَاجَاة: نِفَاقhypocrisy, dissemblance, dissimulation -
9 نفاق
نِفَاق: رِيَاءhypocrisy, dissimulation, dissemblance, double-dealing, duplicity -
10 hypocrite
[ˈhɪpəkrɪt] nouna person who is guilty of hypocrisy.مُراءٍ، مُنافِق -
11 رياء
رِياء \ hypocrisy: pretending to believe, feel or be sth. very different from, and usually better than, what one really believes, feels or is. -
12 ريائي
رِيائيّ \ hypocritical: being a hypocrite; showing hypocrisy. -
13 زائف
زائِف \ bogus: pretending to be real: a bogus policeman.. fictitious: imagined; not a fact; not true: a fictitious character in a book. hypocritical: being a hypocrite; showing hypocrisy. sham: not real; pretended: a sham fight. unreal: imaginary; not related to facts. -
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كاذِب \ dishonest: not honest, deceiving. False: wrong on purpose; dishonest; deceitful: he made a false statement to the police. hypocritical: being a hypocrite; showing hypocrisy. sham: not real; pretended: a sham fight. \ See Also منافق (مُنَافِق) -
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نِفاق \ hypocrisy: pretending to believe, feel or be sth. very different from, and usually better than, what one really believes, feels, or is. -
16 نفاقي
نِفاقيّ \ hypocritical: being a hypocrite; showing hypocrisy. \ نُفَايات \ sludge: mud; solid and liquid waste from houses in a city. -
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كاذِب \ dishonest: not honest, deceiving. False: wrong on purpose; dishonest; deceitful: he made a false statement to the police. hypocritical: being a hypocrite; showing hypocrisy. sham: not real; pretended: a sham fight. \ See Also منافق (مُنَافِق) -
18 dishonest
كاذِب \ dishonest: not honest, deceiving. False: wrong on purpose; dishonest; deceitful: he made a false statement to the police. hypocritical: being a hypocrite; showing hypocrisy. sham: not real; pretended: a sham fight. \ See Also منافق (مُنَافِق) -
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كاذِب \ dishonest: not honest, deceiving. False: wrong on purpose; dishonest; deceitful: he made a false statement to the police. hypocritical: being a hypocrite; showing hypocrisy. sham: not real; pretended: a sham fight. \ See Also منافق (مُنَافِق) -
20 sham
كاذِب \ dishonest: not honest, deceiving. False: wrong on purpose; dishonest; deceitful: he made a false statement to the police. hypocritical: being a hypocrite; showing hypocrisy. sham: not real; pretended: a sham fight. \ See Also منافق (مُنَافِق)
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