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The spy entered the building under the guise of a maintenance worker. (source)guise = deceptive outward appearance
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She adopted a new guise as an artist during her travels abroad.guise = outward appearance
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Under the guise of friendship, she betrayed them.guise = deceptive outward appearance
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The text of the Constitution has frequently been rewritten by the Supreme Court in the guise of interpretation. (source)guise = outward appearance
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Big Brother is the guise in which the Party chooses to exhibit itself to the world. (source)
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And at Buchenwald, as I was to learn, death came in many guises. (source)guises = outward appearances
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This messenger appeared to him in the guise of a flame, with numerous eyes and wings of fire shooting out.† (source)
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It kept flickering through her three guises, only the eyes butter-colored and hateful remaining the same as she glared at him.† (source)
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However, the mechanism of dis-guised dream content can still be intact.† (source)
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There were the Egyptian movies, usually involving a lovelorn couple; an obstacle in the guise of a mean father, a jealous neighbor, or an illness; and the eventual death of one of the lovers.† (source)
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IN MARIN THERE WERE almost no natives, these people having died out or been exterminated long ago, and one would see them only occasionally, at impromptu trading posts—or perhaps more often, but wrapped in clothes and guises and behaviors indistinguishable from anyone else.† (source)
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No sooner had Northern armies touched Southern soil than this old question, newly guised, sprang from the earth,—What shall be done with Negroes?† (source)
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And under the guise of testing the antenna's mechanical components, she aimed it at the setting sun in the west.† (source)
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Lesson number 1b in Bibwit's carefully planned curriculum: For most of the universe's inhabitants, life is not all gummy wads and tarty tarts; it is a struggle against hardship, unfairness, corruption, abuse, and adversity in all its guises, where even to survive-let alone survive with dignity-is heroic.† (source)
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The ground was uneven, and the fallen needles dis guised the softness of the turf and made the footing treacherous for the horses, so they had to go slowly.† (source)
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The idea of protection of pilgrims was the guise under which the Templars ran their mission.† (source)
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