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bluff
adjective as in abrupt
noun as in boast; deceit
noun as in precipice
Example Sentences
They were highly organised and unlikely to be bluffing - the traffickers had texted her children directly in the past and knew where they lived and which school they went to.
“Jay-Z here called the lawyer’s bluff and so the victim’s attorney named him in the court filing,” Ring said.
As the conference approached its scheduled end this week, the U.N.’s climate chief chided negotiators for digging in their heels and wasting time with bluffing and brinkmanship.
“I think he just bluffs,” Herm says of Newman.
The fear is that although Russian President Vladimir Putin’s threats have turned out to be largely bluffs, allowing Ukraine to hit targets deep inside Russia with Western-supplied missiles could provoke a major escalation.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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