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charlatanism
[ shahr-luh-tn-iz-uhm ]
Word History and Origins
Origin of charlatanism1
Example Sentences
We’re reminded that cinema — call it movie magic — is itself an advanced form of charlatanism, a sustained illusion that leaves us wondering, “How’d they do that?”
There's often an element of charlatanism associated with the handler's act, a nod to both the hypocrisy that sometimes bolsters self-appointed religious power.
Whether born out of a desire to help, or naked charlatanism, the net impact of such misinformation is overwhelmingly negative.
To keep this charlatanism alive, her cultivation of her communications network is essential.
He sold his shamelessness as fearlessness and his charlatanism as charisma, and people believed.
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