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soi-disant
[sw
adjective
calling oneself thus; self-styled.
so-called or pretended.
soi-disant
/ ²õ·É²¹»å¾±³śÉĢ /
adjective
so-called; self-styled
51³Ō¹Ļ History and Origins
Origin of soi-disant1
51³Ō¹Ļ History and Origins
Origin of soi-disant1
Example Sentences
But in at least some corners of this movement ā soi-disant āGorpcore,ā as in the hikerās snack ā there is no piece like the fleece, and no fleece like Sandy Liangās.
One Senate leader estimated the border wall would cost between $12bn and $15bn āupfrontā ā a possible sticking point among soi-disant fiscal conservatives.
Kissingerās soi-disant ārealistā foreign policy, which remains influential today, is little more than ruthless realpolitik that deems the imperial projection of American military power beneficent by virtue of it being American.
The soi-disant Land of the Free and Home of the Brave has a long and iniquitous history of overthrowing democratically elected leftist governments and propping up right-wing dictators in their place.
Devereux was received with well-feigned affability by the soi-disant Swedish skipper, a politeness that the sub thought fit to reciprocate, at least for the present.
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