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View definitions for veneer

veneer

noun as in pretense, front

verb as in cover, overlay

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Example Sentences

You managed to maintain that veneer of decency throughout the first year of your time with Louise, but you couldn't maintain it in the early part of 2024.

From BBC

The waters surrounding each resort tell the place’s unique tale and steadily scrub the veneers off each person.

From Salon

The unassuming doctor was thought to have flown under the radar for so long after building a veneer of trust among his patients.

From BBC

All it takes to be an American great is confidence, a lust for money, a veneer of glamour, and enough people to stay silent about the crimes that would make that story into a lie.

From Salon

And having Christian leaders from every corner lie about history puts a moral veneer on it as if lying is a holy act rather than a sin.

From Salon

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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