Disguise

UK:^**UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations/dɪsˈgaɪz/

Inflections of 'disguise' (v): (⇒ conjugate)

disguises

v 3rd person singular

disguising

v pres p

disguised

v past

disguised

v past p

1. a [cunning, clever, perfect, transparent] disguise
2. an [elaborate, obvious, easy] disguise
3. a [robot, clown, superhero, devil] in disguise
4. [turned up at, showed up at, went to] the party in disguise
5. was dressed (up) in a disguise
6. wore a disguise to [avoid, prevent, fool, ensure]
7. use a disguise to [get, keep, hide, make, reveal]
8. [hidden, concealed] behind a disguise
9. is a master of disguise
10. idiom: was a blessing in disguise
11. idiom: turned out to be a blessing in disguise
12. idiom: has really been a blessing in disguise
13. [spoke, talked] without disguise
14. can be the disguise of [true, real] emotions

1. disguised himself as a [monster, police officer, clown, tourist, doctor]
2. disguised himself as [Superman, Batman]
3. disguised himself to [evade, avoid, prevent, hide]
4. disguised as ordinary [citizens, villagers, people]
5. disguised to [conceal] her [features, eyes]
6. disguised his [intentions, true identity]
7. trying (hard) to disguise my [disappointment, feelings]
8. [couldn't, hard to, tried to] disguise my [disappointment]
9. disguise the [facts, truth]