Imposter definition

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Someone who attempts to deceive by using an assumed name or identity or other devious disguise.
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The definition of an imposter is a fake or a copy, or someone who pretends to be someone/ something he isn't.

An example of an imposter is a person who pretends to be a real estate salesman to try to steal people's money.

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Noun

Singular:
imposter
Plural:
imposters

Origin of imposter

  • From Middle French imposteur

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Imposter Sentence Examples

  • Many imposter websites look similar to the official website.

  • Howie followed the imposter to the dining room where he dined alone.

  • If she selected the wrong guy, then the imposter would win the money.

  • In fact, at Imposter City, there is only one metal frame style available.

  • Whether you prefer slightly "blingy" rimless styles or bold designs with solid plastic frames and colored lenses, Imposter City is worth a peek.

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