Similar words: pretentious, ending, spending, impending, depending, pretentiousness, end in, send in. Meaning: [prɪ'tendɪŋ] 
n. the act of giving a false appearance.
n. the act of giving a false appearance. 
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181, We had a huge jackfruit tree in our front lawn that we deco rated. Once we glued white styrofoam balls to the tree, pretending they were snow.
182, He looked warily around him, pretending to look after Carrie.
183, He's a snake in the grass. While pretending to be your friend he was slandering you behind your back.
184, This paper investigates SAKI and concludes that SAKI is incompetent of pretending the integrity of the message requesting for a private key and is vulnerable against the dictionary attack.
185, She goes to the Assyrian camp, pretending to be an informer against her people, and charms Holofernes, who invites her to a banquet in his tent.
185, Sentencedict.com try its best to collect and make good sentences.
186, Some disgusting sugary drink pretending to have something to do with fruits of the forest?
187, Berlusconi has simply stopped pretending that the annual talkfest serves any real purpose.
188, Like when the teenager imagines running off to Vermont and pretending to be a deaf-mute. "Then I'd be through with having conversations for the rest of my life," he vows, "and they'd leave me alone."
189, In the photo, Rimney's wearing a bandanna, pretending to toke something.
190, Jagger was dancing on stage, and pretending to play an invisible guitar.
191, That lama was a slave owner and is still a dictatorial god-king , albeit pretending to be a promoter of human rights, world peace and freedom.
192, My hair was long enough to cover this dreadful secret. I relied heavily on lip-reading and pretending.
193, He ends it by pretending to end his life ? with a guillotine.
194, A player in the back corner made ready, pretending to be a flag waving fans Kashima Mengza head of the players immediately fell to the ground, the match interrupted for a long time.
195, Granted, the ouija board typewriter didn't prove or disprove the involvement of spirits, but it did prevent swindlers from consciously moving the triangle while pretending they were possessed.
196, She had a way of batting her eyes and pretending she didn't see them.
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