charade
nounHow to pronounce charade:
Definition of charade:
- charade (noun):
- an absurd pretence
- a composition that imitates or misrepresents somebody's style, usually in a humorous way.
- a word represented in riddling verse or by picture, tableau, or dramatic action (such as intrusion represented by depiction of inn, true, and shun)
Synonyms for charade:
act
airs
burlesque
caricature
cloak
disguise
facade
fake
farce
façade
front
guise
imitation
impersonation
masquerade
mockery
pantomime
parody
pasquinade
performance
playacting
pose
pretence
pretense
pretext
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Antonyms for charade:
back
character
concrete
difference
dissimilarity
existence
frankness
honesty
honor
honour
movement
openness
personality
reality
rear
substance
truth
truthfulness
unlikeness
uprightness
Here are some other common 2-syllable words.
- Cali
- Bruno
- ailing
- stolid
- possum
- palace
- leather
- gossip
- flowing
- deceive
- Connor
- chilion
- airplane
- deadline
- steady
- Stacia
- Reanna
- prostate
- Jesus
- hanan
- grudging
- Elaine
- doodle
- Chantel
- buckle
- broaden
- avoid
- Ashok
- surely
- jasmine
- flawless
- favor
- enlarge
- Ellie
- diet
- decades
- mehul
- Kathryn
- income
- conflicts
- bethel
- Abhay
- sever
- Saturn
- milo
- lettuce
- gangster
- consoled
- Andy
- describe
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