n.掩饰；虚伪；装糊涂

His dissimulation was so perfect that he fooled everyone into believing his innocence.
他的伪装如此完美，以至于他让所有人都相信了他的清白。
The politician's dissimulation of his true intentions led to widespread public deception.
这位政客对他真实意图的掩饰导致了广泛的公众欺骗。
Her ability in dissimulation allowed her to hide her true feelings from her enemies.
她擅长掩饰的能力让她能够向敌人隐瞒自己的真实感受。
The spy's dissimulation was key to his survival, as it kept his identity secret.
这位间谍的伪装对于他的生存至关重要，因为它保持了他的身份秘密。
Dissimulation is often used as a tool for self-protection in dangerous situations.
在危险的情况下，伪装往往被用作自我保护的工具。
The art of dissimulation can be both beneficial and harmful, depending on the context.
伪装的艺术既可能有益也可能有害，这取决于具体情境。
In court, the accused must beware of dissimulation, as it can lead to a harsher sentence.
在法庭上，被告必须小心不要伪装，因为这可能导致更严厉的判决。
The company's dissimulation of its financial difficulties led to a sudden bankruptcy.
公司对其财务困难的掩饰导致了突然的破产。
Dissimulation can sometimes be seen as a form of emotional manipulation.
有时，伪装可以被视为一种情感操纵的形式。
His constant dissimulation made it difficult for others to trust him.
他不断的伪装使别人很难信任他。