Impostors Meaning in English
word · lemma: impostor
Definition
People who pretend to be someone else, usually to trick others or gain something through deception.
Usage & Nuances
'Impostors' is formal and often used in crime or social deception contexts. Common collocations: 'catch impostors', 'expose impostors.' Don't confuse with 'imposter syndrome' (feeling like a fraud, not being one).
Example Sentences
The police arrested three impostors at the airport.
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Many impostors try to steal people's money online.
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The king's guards were trained to spot impostors.
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Turns out, both applicants were actually impostors using fake credentials.
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You have to be careful—impostors can seem very convincing online.
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The party was full of energy, but there were rumors that some guests were actually impostors.
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