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| masquerading as (pretend to be someone one is not • a journalist masquerading as a man in distress Alexander Demidov); ostensibly (iVictorr); under the guise of (Russian officials say the U.S. could have delivered weapons to Georgia under the guise of humanitarian aid. • Ukraine and the West see a growing danger of a Russian invasion under the guise of a peacekeeping mission. • He sneaked inside under the guise of a janitor.); in the likeness of; under the pretence of (чего-л.); under the pretense of; under the semblance of; under the veil of; in the garb of (Anglophile); posing as (triumfov); in the guise of (чего-л.); undercover as (кого-либо A.Rezvov); under the rubric (Taras); under pretence of; under color of; as ("That's what puzzles me, Mr. Holmes," said White Mason. "If the fellow did not want the hue and cry raised over him, one would imagine that he would have returned and remained at hotel as an inoffensive tourist." (Sir Arthur Conan Doyle) – под видом невинного туриста ART Vancouver) | |||
| under the pretext of | |||
| disguised as (чего-л., о чьих-л. действиях • The BC government helped fuel this crisis by teaming up with the mental health industry to label normal life struggles as mental illness. Vulnerable people were drugged into disability, stripped of independence, and left unable to work. This isn’t care, it’s government backed harm disguised as treatment. (vancouversun.com) ART Vancouver) | |||
| disguised as (The report does not deal in a direct way with patently illegal and clandestine activities disguised as arrest. iVictorr) | |||
| under the pretext | |||
| in the figure (of) | |||
| cloakedly | |||
| under the semblance (of); under the guise (of) | |||
| under guise (Yeldar Azanbayev) | |||
| under the image | |||
| in camouflage of (Alex_Odeychuk) | |||
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