Synonyms for Impostrous:

• adj.

  • pretended
  • Imposturous
  ,
  • Bluffing
  ,
  • Falsified
  ,
  • Shammed
  ,
  • affected
  ,
  • artificial
  ,
  • assumed
  ,
  • avowed
  ,
  • bogus
  ,
  • charlatan
  ,
  • cheating
  ,
  • concealed
  ,
  • covered
  ,
  • dissimulated
  ,
  • factitious
  ,
  • fake
  ,
  • feigned
  ,
  • fictitious
  ,
  • make-believe
  ,
  • masked
  ,
  • mock
  ,
  • ostensible
  ,
  • phony
  ,
  • pretend
  ,
  • professed
  ,
  • pseudo
  ,
  • purported
  ,
  • put-on
  ,
  • quack
  ,
  • sham
  ,
  • simulated
  ,
  • so-called
  ,
  • spurious
  ,
  • supposed
  .
  • deceitful
  • Deceiving
  ,
  • artful
  ,
  • astute
  ,
  • beguiling
  ,
  • clandestine
  ,
  • counterfeit
  ,
  • crafty
  ,
  • cunning
  ,
  • deceptive
  ,
  • delusive
  ,
  • delusory
  ,
  • designing
  ,
  • disingenuous
  ,
  • duplicitous
  ,
  • fallacious
  ,
  • false
  ,
  • feline
  ,
  • foxy
  ,
  • fraudulent
  ,
  • furtive
  ,
  • guileful
  ,
  • hypocritical
  ,
  • illusory
  ,
  • indirect
  ,
  • insidious
  ,
  • knavish
  ,
  • lying
  ,
  • misleading
  ,
  • rascal
  ,
  • roguish
  ,
  • shifty
  ,
  • sly
  ,
  • sneaky
  ,
  • stealthy
  ,
  • subtle
  ,
  • treacherous
  ,
  • tricky
  ,
  • two-faced
  ,
  • underhand
  ,
  • underhanded
  ,
  • untrustworthy
  ,
  • wily
  .

• Other relevant words:

• act
,
• adulterous
,
• affect
,
• alleged
,
• alluring
,
• ambidextrous
,
• antic
,
• apparent
,
• assume
,
• backstair
,
• backstairs
,
• bastard
,
• bastardly
,
• bemock
,
• blackguardly
,
• bull
,
• bullshit
,
• burlesque
,
• caper
,
• catchy
,
• cheat
,
• clever
,
• cloak-and-dagger
,
• cloaked
,
• collateral
,
• conjectural
,
• contrived
,
• cook
,
• craft
,
• craftiness
,
• cute
,
• design
,
• devilish
,
• devious
,
• dirty
,
• disguised
,
• dissemble
,
• dissembler
,
• divinatory
,
• dodgy
,
• double-faced
,
• double-tongued
,
• dupery
,
• duplicity
,
• elusive
,
• enticing
,
• fabricated
,
• fabrication
,
• facile
,
• faithlessly
,
• faker
,
• falsify
,
• fancied
,
• faux
,
• feign
,
• felid
,
• fictional
,
• fictive
,
• forge
,
• forgery
,
• foul
,
• foxiness
,
• fraud
,
• fraudulence
,
• fudge
,
• glib
,
• glossy
,
• guess
,
• guile
,
• hazard
,
• hidden
,
• hoax
,
• hokey
,
• hole-and-corner
,
• hugger-mugger
,
• humbug
,
• hush-hush
,
• hypocrite
,
• hypothetic
,
• hypothetical
,
• illusive
,
• imitation
,
• imitative
,
• imp
,
• imposter
,
• impostor
,
• inauthentic
,
• ingenious
,
• janus-faced
,
• joke
,
• knave
,
• lampoon
,
• make
,
• make believe
,
• manipulate
,
• misbegot
,
• misbegotten
,
• misrepresent
,
• mistaken
,
• mockery
,
• monkey
,
• mountebank
,
• moved
,
• neat
,
• off-key
,
• ostensive
,
• out of sight
,
• parody
,
• pasquinade
,
• pat
,
• perfidious
,
• pernicious
,
• phoney
,
• postiche
,
• prank
,
• pretence
,
• pretender
,
• pretense
,
• prevarication
,
• profess
,
• pseud
,
• punic
,
• put on
,
• rapscallion
,
• rascally
,
• rogue
,
• role player
,
• satiny
,
• scalawag
,
• scallywag
,
• scamp
,
• scheming
,
• scoundrelly
,
• secret
,
• seeming
,
• send-up
,
• sendup
,
• shammer
,
• sharp
,
• shifting
,
• shrewd
,
• silken
,
• silklike
,
• silky
,
• simulate
,
• sleek
,
• sleek down
,
• slick down
,
• slick magazine
,
• slickness
,
• slip
,
• slipperiness
,
• slippery
,
• slyness
,
• sneak
,
• sour
,
• specious
,
• spoof
,
• stilted
,
• stirred
,
• suppositional
,
• suppositious
,
• supposititious
,
• surreptitious
,
• takeoff
,
• talk through one's hat
,
• tempting
,
• touched
,
• traitorously
,
• travesty
,
• treacherously
,
• treasonably
,
• trick
,
• tricksy
,
• two-timing
,
• unauthentic
,
• underarm
,
• undercover
,
• underground
,
• underhandedly
,
• unnatural
,
• unreal
,
• unreliable
,
• unsound
,
• unsporting
,
• unsportsmanlike
,
• untrue
,
• untrusty
,
• varlet
,
• venture
,
• wangle
,
• wiliness
,
• deceitful
.
• Other relevant words (adjective):
• Astucious
,
• Double dealing
,
• pretended
,
• double-dealing
,
• mendacious
,
• slick
,
• untruthful
.

What are the hypernyms for Impostrous?

• Other hypernyms:

  artifice, deception, fraud, hoax, imposture, pretense, racket, sham, subterfuge, trickery.