The word pretentious means, according to Merriam-Webster, "expressive of affected, unwarranted, or exaggerated importance, worth, or stature."
In everyday terms, it can mean pompous, snobby, showy and ostentatious.
In a sentence:
Her disdain towards the lives of the "common folk" seemed to me to extremely pretentious.
His mother was frustated with his consistent naughtiness. Her naughtiness had got her into trouble and she was sorry now.
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Pretension is the word pretense with the suffix -ion. The word pretense is close to the word pretend, and probably as close as we can get with dictionary-accepted words. The word "imaginary" could also be used as an alternate, depending on what you are going for.
Some synonyms for pretense include: Lies Falsehood Fabrication Ruse
The likely word is charade (pretense, deception).The plural "charades" refers to an acted-out guessing game.
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"Sentense" is not a real word. Try learning how to use a dictionary, spell first grade words, and not being a complete moron, and if you still don't know how to use the word "permission" in a sentence, go back to Mexico.
the robber entered peoples houses under the pretense of a repairman.
The driver crushed the orange road cone. I wanted an ice cream cone.
His mother was frustated with his consistent naughtiness. Her naughtiness had got her into trouble and she was sorry now.
You can drop the pretense now. We all know you're faking your injuries.
The word pretense is a noun, a singular, common, abstract noun; a word for behavior that does not express true feelings, thoughts, intentions. Example sentence: She seemed friendly enough but I could tell that it was just a pretense.
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I'm sorry, but I've already seen you work that pretense on others.
You can use the pertinant as under: with reference to our discussion , i am enclosing pertinant copies of letter plans and elevation for a new building
a perch is a kind of fish.