Synonyms for Pre tense:

• n.

  •act (noun)
  • dissimilation,
  • posture,
  • chaser,
  • phony,
  • attitude,
  • performance,
  • fake,
  • front,
  • soft soap,
  • put-on,
  • sweet talk,
  • pretense,
  • bit,
  • stance,
  • shuck and jive,
  • pose,
  • show,
  • false front.
  •acting (noun)
  • enactment,
  • Enacting,
  • Dramatizing,
  • pantomime,
  • hamming,
  • rendition,
  • portraying,
  • Imitating,
  • assuming,
  • showing off,
  • impersonation,
  • mimicry,
  • histrionics,
  • stooging,
  • characterization,
  • depiction,
  • Theatricals,
  • putting,
  • Simulating,
  • mime,
  • playing,
  • stagecraft,
  • seeming,
  • dramatics,
  • imitation,
  • theatre,
  • play acting,
  • improvisation,
  • pretending,
  • portrayal.
  •affectation (noun)
  • airs,
  • mannerism,
  • putting on airs,
  • going hollywood,
  • pretension,
  • artificiality,
  • air.
  •affectedness (noun)
  • grandiosity.
  •airs (noun)
  • affectedness,
  • arrogance,
  • haughtiness,
  • superciliousness,
  • Hauteur,
  • pomposity.
  •bluff (noun)
  • bragging,
  • bluster,
  • trick,
  • fraud,
  • braggadocio,
  • feint,
  • lie,
  • humbug,
  • jiving,
  • delusion,
  • false colors,
  • snow,
  • bravado.
  •cant (noun)
  • dishonesty,
  • pecksniffery,
  • lip service,
  • sanctimoniousness,
  • pious platitudes,
  • hypocriticalness,
  • Pharisaicalness,
  • affected piety,
  • sanctimony,
  • sham holiness,
  • hypocrisy.
  •claim (noun)
  • birthright,
  • request,
  • reclamation,
  • interest,
  • call,
  • prerogative,
  • petition,
  • requirement,
  • affirmation,
  • ultimatum,
  • declaration,
  • entreaty,
  • case,
  • title,
  • allegation,
  • application,
  • suit,
  • postulation,
  • requisition,
  • due,
  • lien,
  • profession,
  • privilege,
  • assertion,
  • counterclaim,
  • protestation,
  • Dibs,
  • demand,
  • plea,
  • part.
  •color (noun)
  • disguise,
  • face,
  • false show.
  •cover (noun)
  • dress,
  • envelope,
  • canopy,
  • coating,
  • coverlet,
  • overlay,
  • tent,
  • polish,
  • fig leaf,
  • window-dressing,
  • stopper,
  • jacket,
  • caparison,
  • awning,
  • umbrella,
  • lid,
  • bark,
  • wrapper,
  • canvas,
  • clothing,
  • roof,
  • wraps,
  • sheet,
  • camouflage,
  • tarpaulin,
  • sheath,
  • cap,
  • binding,
  • seal,
  • hood,
  • covering,
  • tarp,
  • integument,
  • top,
  • shroud,
  • spread,
  • ceiling,
  • screen,
  • smoke screen,
  • marquee,
  • parasol,
  • dome,
  • drop,
  • paint,
  • varnish,
  • tegument.
  •cover-up (noun)
  • concealment,
  • burial,
  • seal of secrecy,
  • Closeting,
  • complicity,
  • whitewash,
  • hush-up,
  • Disguising,
  • smoke-screen,
  • masking,
  • veil of secrecy,
  • placing under wraps,
  • conspiracy.
  •deceit (noun)
  • dirty work,
  • snow job,
  • dirty dealing,
  • hoax,
  • cunning,
  • shift,
  • craft,
  • deceitfulness,
  • swindle,
  • blind,
  • craftiness,
  • sellout,
  • Defrauding,
  • underhandedness,
  • fraudulence,
  • overreaching,
  • cheating,
  • smoke and mirrors,
  • sell,
  • spoof,
  • dirty pool,
  • crocodile tears,
  • slyness,
  • two-timing,
  • Entrapping,
  • ambidextrousness,
  • ambidexterity,
  • treachery,
  • cheat,
  • chicane,
  • two-facedness,
  • stratagem,
  • trapping,
  • Cozening,
  • flimflam,
  • duplicity,
  • guile,
  • imposition,
  • imposture,
  • Dissemblance,
  • dirty trick,
  • chicanery.
  •deception (noun)
  • circumvention,
  • sophism,
  • juggling,
  • falsehood,
  • trickiness,
  • betrayal,
  • deceptiveness,
  • Defraudation,
  • trumpery,
  • hokum,
  • blarney,
  • fast one,
  • lying,
  • equivocation,
  • cozenage,
  • treason,
  • legerdemain,
  • untruth,
  • mendacity,
  • dirt,
  • dupery,
  • beguilement,
  • boondoggle,
  • disinformation,
  • prevarication.
  •decoy (noun)
  • booster,
  • drawing card,
  • stoolie,
  • stool pigeon,
  • nark,
  • catch,
  • ensnarement,
  • enticement,
  • blow off,
  • attraction,
  • snare,
  • sitting duck,
  • allurement,
  • stick,
  • Seducement,
  • Inveiglement,
  • temptation,
  • beard,
  • lure,
  • inducement,
  • plant,
  • come-on,
  • shill.
  •disguise (noun)
  • color,
  • red herring,
  • costume,
  • counterfeit,
  • get-up,
  • pageant,
  • pen name,
  • pseudonym,
  • illusion,
  • cover-up,
  • coloring.
  •euphemism (noun)
  • circumlocution,
  • delicacy,
  • floridness,
  • inflation,
  • Purism,
  • grandiloquence.
  •facade (noun)
  • exterior,
  • frontage,
  • bluff,
  • window dressing,
  • look.
  •fake (noun)
  • charlatan,
  • forgery,
  • mountebank,
  • pseudo,
  • sleight,
  • gold brick,
  • bluffer,
  • junque,
  • scam,
  • reproduction,
  • four-flusher,
  • actor,
  • pretender,
  • faker.
  •false colors (noun)
  • exaggeration.
  •falsehood (noun)
  • error,
  • falsity,
  • fib,
  • figment,
  • erroneousness,
  • fiction,
  • Untruism,
  • distortion,
  • hogwash,
  • fable,
  • story,
  • tall tale,
  • fibbery,
  • falseness,
  • untruthfulness,
  • yarn,
  • canard,
  • perjury,
  • fallacy,
  • fallaciousness,
  • tale,
  • whopper,
  • half truth,
  • line.
  •fooling (noun)
  • horseplay,
  • Skylarking,
  • Kidding,
  • making light,
  • Bluffing,
  • spoofing,
  • teasing,
  • trifling,
  • joshing,
  • Clownishness,
  • nonsense,
  • Frolicking,
  • roughhousing,
  • High Jinks,
  • farce,
  • rowdiness,
  • roughhouse,
  • buffoonery,
  • mockery,
  • jesting.
  •humbug (noun)
  • baloney,
  • bull,
  • rubbish,
  • gibberish,
  • hot air,
  • silliness,
  • hooey,
  • bunk,
  • balderdash,
  • trash,
  • empty talk,
  • bs,
  • poppycock,
  • babble,
  • drivel.
  •imposture (noun)
  • fiddle,
  • gambit,
  • ploy,
  • con,
  • copy,
  • hocus-pocus,
  • quackery,
  • maneuver.
  •insincerity (noun)
  • lies.
  •make-believe (noun)
  • fairy tale,
  • fantasy,
  • dream,
  • playacting,
  • imagination.
  •mask (noun)
  • aspect,
  • dissembling,
  • domino,
  • visor,
  • Disguisement,
  • visage.
  •masquerade (noun)
  • circus,
  • mummery,
  • cover,
  • costume ball,
  • festivity,
  • Mardi Gras,
  • masked ball,
  • revel,
  • personation,
  • carnival.
  •mimicry (noun)
  • apery,
  • Aping,
  • parroting.
  •mockery (noun)
  • burlesque,
  • travesty,
  • caricature,
  • jest,
  • send-up,
  • laughingstock,
  • mock,
  • sport,
  • lampoon,
  • take-off,
  • butt.
  •nonsense (noun)
  • flightiness,
  • scribble,
  • scrawl,
  • jazz,
  • folly,
  • prattle,
  • madness,
  • senselessness,
  • absurdity,
  • ludicrousness,
  • giddiness,
  • irrationality,
  • foolishness,
  • tripe,
  • bombast,
  • claptrap,
  • thoughtlessness,
  • palaver,
  • stupidity,
  • inanity,
  • jive,
  • rashness,
  • ranting,
  • fatuity,
  • fun,
  • rot,
  • bananas,
  • imprudence,
  • mumbo jumbo,
  • joke.
  •pose (noun)
  • carriage,
  • role,
  • Positure,
  • attitudinizing,
  • stand,
  • mien,
  • bearing.
  •pretending (noun)
  • Counterfeiting,
  • Shamming.
  •pretense (noun)
  • appearance,
  • faking,
  • guise,
  • ruse,
  • fakery,
  • subterfuge,
  • falsification,
  • acting,
  • shuffling,
  • pretext,
  • misrepresentation,
  • excuse,
  • posing,
  • stunt,
  • ostentation,
  • invention,
  • pretentiousness,
  • masquerade,
  • trickery,
  • mask,
  • insincerity,
  • stall,
  • cloak,
  • dumb act,
  • gag,
  • schtick,
  • deception,
  • double-dealing,
  • display,
  • evasion,
  • charade,
  • deceit,
  • artifice,
  • posturing,
  • veil,
  • feigning,
  • dissimulation,
  • wile,
  • make-believe,
  • facade,
  • simulation,
  • semblance,
  • veneer,
  • act,
  • affectation,
  • claim,
  • sham,
  • fabrication,
  • misstatement,
  • routine.
  •pretension (noun)
  • ambitiousness,
  • aspiration,
  • ambition,
  • maintenance,
  • assumption.
  •pretext (noun)
  • alibi,
  • cleanup,
  • device,
  • cover story,
  • cop-out,
  • song and dance.
  •profession (noun)
  • attestation,
  • confession,
  • testimony,
  • vow,
  • statement,
  • avowal,
  • acknowledgment.
  •put-on (noun)
  • gloss.
  •quibble (noun)
  • cavil,
  • subtlety,
  • dodge,
  • nicety,
  • hair-splitter,
  • protest,
  • quiddity,
  • quirk,
  • niggle,
  • nit-picker,
  • criticism.
  •semblance (noun)
  • similitude,
  • showing,
  • feel,
  • mood,
  • resemblance,
  • comparison,
  • affinity,
  • form,
  • likeness,
  • alikeness,
  • similarity,
  • feeling,
  • simulacrum,
  • figure,
  • simile,
  • analogy,
  • image.
  •sham (noun)
  • cant,
  • impostor,
  • pretend,
  • Pharisaism,
  • phoniness,
  • smoke.
  •show (noun)
  • impression,
  • shine,
  • splash,
  • grandstand play,
  • showboat,
  • parade,
  • effect.
  •subterfuge (noun)
  • scheme,
  • refuge,
  • sophistry,
  • plan.
  •title (noun)
  • crest,
  • merit,
  • medal,
  • right,
  • holding,
  • ownership,
  • desert,
  • entitlement,
  • power,
  • justification,
  • deed,
  • license,
  • ribbon,
  • commission,
  • championship,
  • degree,
  • proof,
  • authority,
  • decoration,
  • crown.
  •tommyrot (noun)
  • bunkum,
  • garbage,
  • rigmarole,
  • twaddle,
  • blather,
  • idiocy,
  • tomfoolery,
  • piffle.
  •trick (noun)
  • casuistry,
  • intrigue,
  • conundrum,
  • trap,
  • decoy,
  • game,
  • gimmick,
  • plot,
  • machination,
  • ambush.
  •trickery (noun)
  • razzle-dazzle,
  • double-cross,
  • sting,
  • bait and switch,
  • fourberie,
  • shenanigans,
  • funny business,
  • sharp practice,
  • Swindling,
  • fast shuffle,
  • shell game.

Antonyms for Pre tense:

• n.

  • act
    idleness, inactivity, rest, suspension, cessation, inertia, stoppage, repose.
  • affectation
    personality, naturalness.
  • airs
    humility, meekness, realness.
  • cant
    standard, sincerity.
  • claim
    answer, denial, reply.
  • deceit
    forthrightness, fairness, trustworthiness, artlessness.
  • deception
    loyalty, faithfulness.
  • decoy
    discouragement, original, repulsion.
  • disguise
    back, character, rear.
  • falsehood
    non-fiction.
  • fooling
    seriousness.
  • humbug
    possessions, sense.
  • make-believe
    substance, existence.
  • mockery
    respect, praise, solemnity, flattery.
  • nonsense
    common sense, intelligibility, understanding, wisdom, judgment, fact, clarity.
  • pose
    movement.
  • pretense
    honesty, simplicity, honor, uprightness, openness, quiet, reality, truthfulness, truth, frankness.
  • profession
    entertainment, fun, avocation, silence, hobby.
  • quibble
    agreement, approval, concurrence, facing, meeting, directness.
  • semblance
    dissimilarity, difference, unlikeness, concrete.
  • show
    hiding, concealment.
  • title
    disadvantage.
  • tommyrot
    thoughtfulness, intelligence.
  • trick
    misunderstanding, ignorance.