Feigned, pretended, simulated. Obsolete.

Of things immaterial: Pretended, feigned, false, sham.

Pretended, professed; feigned, sham, dissembling.

Feigned, false, or counterfeit; sham; = faint, adj. 1. Now rare.

Of attributes, actions, diseases, etc.: Simulated, counterfeited, pretended, sham.

Feigned, done to deceive.

Intended to deceive or to conceal a true purpose; fraudulent; feigned, pretended, spurious. Now rare.

That pretends (in various senses); pretentious. Also, of a thing or action: imitative, imaginary; involving pretence or imitation.

= simulated, adj.

(a) Concealed under a specious disguise; disguised. (b) Feigned, pretended, counterfeit.

Characterized by simulation or pretence.

That is only a pretence; assumed or affected for the sake of appearance or for some advantage; feigned, simulated; false. Cf. colourable, adj. 2a. Obs…

Dissembled, feigned, pretended.

simulated.

Scottish. Disguised; deceitful; = coloured, adj. 4b. Obsolete.

Feigned, pretended, counterfeit.

Preceding a noun: designating a person who or thing which parodies, imitates, or deceptively resembles… Of a person. Frequently derogatory.

Planned, contrived, invented, feigned, etc.: see the verb.

Feigned; spurious; counterfeit, forged.

Contrived or fabricated for a particular purpose, esp. for deception; resulting from artifice; feigned, fictitious. Cf. quot. 1616 at sense A. 2b.

Feigned, pretended, counterfeit; fictitious. Obsolete.

Imitated, simulated, feigned, pretended, etc.: see the verb.

Feigning, pretending. Cf. suppose, v. 14. Obsolete. rare.

Assumed falsely or in outward appearance; pretended, simulated.

Characterized by pretence; professed; pretended, feigned. Now rare.

Counterfeit, simulated, sham. Of attributes or actions: Feigned, counterfeited, spurious.

Pretended, feigned. rare.

Simulated, pretended, counterfeited. Also, simulative of something.

Simulative.

Pretended, feigned, assumed.

Of manner, expression, etc.: adopted, assumed; affected, feigned. Of behaviour, actions, etc.: staged, artificial.

Feigned, dissembling; esp. (and in later use only) employing or characterized by Socratic irony. See irony, n. 2.

Feigned, dissembling; esp. (and in later use only) employing or characterized by Socratic irony. See irony, n. 2.

Of deceitful contrivance, of feigned nature.

of, relating to, or of the nature of pretension.

Put forward in defence or excuse; alleged, claimed, or professed, esp. falsely; counterfeit, feigned, spurious; = pretended, adj. 1c; = pretended…

Probably: professed. Cf. pretensive, adj. 1.

figurative. Assumed, pretended.

Of immaterial things: Pretended, feigned, false, counterfeit; not genuine or true. sham fight n. a mimic battle between two divisions of a military…

False, fake, ersatz. Of personal behaviour: feigned, affected, disingenuous (cf. faux-naïf, n. adj.). Of a material: synthetic, artificial, made in…

Counterfeit, ‘imitation’, sham; not genuine.

Declared, avowed, professed; presented (esp. untruthfully or misleadingly) as actual; stated or appearing to be genuine, but not necessarily so…

Artificially contrived or prepared, esp. for the purpose of deception or producing a favourable impression; invented, fabricated.

Acting in bad faith or in contempt of the law; pretended, not genuine, sham. Used chiefly with agent nouns.

Pretended, ‘put on’.

Coined by Shakespeare (if the text is sound) to mean ‘like, resembling’, or perhaps ‘seeming, appearing’. In the later quots.: Seeming; simulating…

Of the nature of a pretext; on a pretext; pretended, dubious, spurious. In later use chiefly U.S. Law.

Chiefly colloquial and derogatory. False or spurious; pretended, fake; so-called. Also, in later use: intellectually or socially pretentious or…

In passive sense. Of a counterfeit or fictitious character, not real, feigned, sham.

Australian, New Zealand, and South African colloquial. Dishonest, crooked; counterfeit, fake. Now rare.

Forged, counterfeit, falsified; simulated, feigned. Cf. fake, v.2 7.

Fake, sham, counterfeit; false; insincere.

That is a phantom; merely apparent, illusory, imaginary. Also: false, fake; devised to imitate or deceive.