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Dissimulate

usgb/dɪˈsɪmjuleɪt/Volume
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Emotional camouflage

Dissimulate is used when someone hides their emotions to deceive or to maintain harmony.

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Despite feeling upset, he dissimulated happiness at his friend's success.
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Strategic responses

Sometimes dissimulate is used strategically, such as in politics or negotiations, to hide true plans.

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The diplomat had to dissimulate his intentions during the talks.
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Negative connotation

To dissimulate often has a negative connotation, suggesting dishonesty or a lack of authenticity.

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He was disliked because he often dissimulated his discontent.
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