disguise Synonyms
Another word for disguise
• noun (Context 1)
A set of clothes, accessories, or makeup worn to alter one's physical appearance and conceal one's identity.
"The actor wore a clever costume consisting of a heavy coat, a wig, and dark glasses to walk through the crowd unnoticed."
• verb (Context 2)
To give a different physical appearance, sound, or form to someone or something in order to prevent recognition.
"In Shakespeare's comedy, the heroine decides to camouflage herself as a young page to travel safely through the forest."
• verb (Context 3)
To conceal or obscure the true nature, feeling, or quality of something by presenting a misleading impression.
"Although he smiled politely during the meeting, he could barely conceal his disappointment with the committee's decision."
• noun (Context 4)
An outward appearance, demeanor, or false representation intentionally used to conceal the true nature of something; a facade or pretext.
"What initially seemed like a career setback turned out to be a blessing in facade when it led her to a far more rewarding profession."
Opposites of disguise
The opposite of disguise shifts depending on context. Common opposites include: