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- Dictionarydisguised/dɪsˈɡʌɪzd/
adjective
- 1. having changed one's appearance in order to conceal one's identity: "a disguised reporter"
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8 hours ago · October 2, 2024. If companies all welcome the desire to support profit-sharing, participation and employee shareholding, the anticipated revaluation of the SMIC and potential challenges to reductions in charges are much more debated.
8 hours ago · Consider wearing a wig if your mane is too sparse to be disguised by careful styling. Human hair wigs can give you a varied, natural look that you'll adore. Wigs enable you to choose a bold look and change it as much as you desire.
8 hours ago · Things take a darker turn when The Lady returns, disguised as an elder, and restores Tarisai’s forgotten memories. Tarisai is forced to follow her mother’s command and nearly kills Dayo in a fit of compulsion.
8 hours ago · Advertorials were essentially advertisements disguised as editorial content, designed to appear more engaging and informative. Similarly, native ads aim to mimic the surrounding content on a digital platform, presenting information in a format that is native to the user experience.
8 hours ago · Problematically, public debates have placed enormous emphasis on an ill-defined notion of ‘populism’—often capturing a wide range of distinct phenomena ranging from the far-right to authoritarianism and from anti-vax conspiracy theories to fake news and post-truth politics.
8 hours ago · Recharacterization is a remedy which allows a court to treat debt as if it were equity and is most often applied to insider loan transactions that are disguised equity contributions. Thus, when a lender is tagged as an insider, the insider-lender's loan will be more susceptible to recharacterization risk.
8 hours ago · There was a time when respect was born out of fear. Teachers ruled with a strict hand, their word was law, and questioning them was unthinkable. But was that true respect, or just submission disguised as respect?
