What is another word for tartufe?
Pronunciation: [tˈɑːtjuːf] (IPA) 
The French word "tartufe" is most commonly associated with a hypocritical or deceitful person who pretends to be virtuous but in reality is not. Synonyms for "tartufe" include pharisee, fraud, impostor, deceiver, hypocrite, and charlatan. These terms all refer to someone who is dishonest or insincere in their actions and beliefs. Other related words include dissembler, poseur, and quack. "Tartufe" originated from the title of a play by Moliere, Le Tartuffe, which was first performed in 1664. The character Tartuffe was a fake religious leader who duped wealthy households into believing he was a holy man.
