Definition of quackery in English:

quackery

noun ˈkwakəriˈkwæk(ə)ri

mass noun

Dishonest practices and claims to have special knowledge and skill in some field, typically medicine.
a website dedicated to exposing medical quackery
count noun the belief that these quackeries actually work
Example sentencesExamples
- Posting this sort of apparently innocuous message to newsgroups and mailing lists is one of the hallmarks of spammers and purveyors of quackery.
- Alarm made him listen to all manner of quackery.
- I'm sure you that know the entire profession is based on unscientific quackery.
- These organizations are supposedly immune to quackery, pseudoscience, and plain swindles.
- Such quackeries do not make old people young and ugly girls pretty.
- Substituting logic and reasoning for quackery and fraud appalls me.
- Exposing quackery in clinical psychology has in fact a much longer history than the article notes.
- Mesmerism is a bit of medical quackery developed in the 18th century by Dr. Franz Anton Mesmer.
- Let us not be put off by the use of the word holistic, which we have come frequently to associate with some homeopathic quackery.
- Some psychiatrists dismiss EMDR as outright quackery.

Rhymes

hackery, Thackeray, Zachary

Definition of quackery in US English:

quackery

nounˈkwæk(ə)riˈkwak(ə)rē

Dishonest practices and claims to have special knowledge and skill in some field, typically medicine.
a website dedicated to exposing medical quackery
count noun the belief that these quackeries actually work
Example sentencesExamples
- These organizations are supposedly immune to quackery, pseudoscience, and plain swindles.
- Alarm made him listen to all manner of quackery.
- Substituting logic and reasoning for quackery and fraud appalls me.
- Posting this sort of apparently innocuous message to newsgroups and mailing lists is one of the hallmarks of spammers and purveyors of quackery.
- Such quackeries do not make old people young and ugly girls pretty.
- Some psychiatrists dismiss EMDR as outright quackery.
- Let us not be put off by the use of the word holistic, which we have come frequently to associate with some homeopathic quackery.
- Exposing quackery in clinical psychology has in fact a much longer history than the article notes.
- I'm sure you that know the entire profession is based on unscientific quackery.
- Mesmerism is a bit of medical quackery developed in the 18th century by Dr. Franz Anton Mesmer.

单词	quackery
释义	Definition of quackery in English: quackery noun ˈkwakəriˈkwæk(ə)ri mass noun Dishonest practices and claims to have special knowledge and skill in some field, typically medicine. a website dedicated to exposing medical quackery count noun the belief that these quackeries actually work Example sentencesExamples Posting this sort of apparently innocuous message to newsgroups and mailing lists is one of the hallmarks of spammers and purveyors of quackery. Alarm made him listen to all manner of quackery. I'm sure you that know the entire profession is based on unscientific quackery. These organizations are supposedly immune to quackery, pseudoscience, and plain swindles. Such quackeries do not make old people young and ugly girls pretty. Substituting logic and reasoning for quackery and fraud appalls me. Exposing quackery in clinical psychology has in fact a much longer history than the article notes. Mesmerism is a bit of medical quackery developed in the 18th century by Dr. Franz Anton Mesmer. Let us not be put off by the use of the word holistic, which we have come frequently to associate with some homeopathic quackery. Some psychiatrists dismiss EMDR as outright quackery. Rhymes hackery, Thackeray, Zachary Definition of quackery in US English: quackery nounˈkwæk(ə)riˈkwak(ə)rē Dishonest practices and claims to have special knowledge and skill in some field, typically medicine. a website dedicated to exposing medical quackery count noun the belief that these quackeries actually work Example sentencesExamples These organizations are supposedly immune to quackery, pseudoscience, and plain swindles. Alarm made him listen to all manner of quackery. Substituting logic and reasoning for quackery and fraud appalls me. Posting this sort of apparently innocuous message to newsgroups and mailing lists is one of the hallmarks of spammers and purveyors of quackery. Such quackeries do not make old people young and ugly girls pretty. Some psychiatrists dismiss EMDR as outright quackery. Let us not be put off by the use of the word holistic, which we have come frequently to associate with some homeopathic quackery. Exposing quackery in clinical psychology has in fact a much longer history than the article notes. I'm sure you that know the entire profession is based on unscientific quackery. Mesmerism is a bit of medical quackery developed in the 18th century by Dr. Franz Anton Mesmer.
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