n: an external form or appearance or manner of presentation, typically concealing the true nature of something.
The Pharisees' worship of God was no more than a guise. They wanted to kill Jesus for His condemnation of this very trait.
Though I love the Beatles' music, I find their universally endorsed guise of being inspired enlightened leaders of the world to be dissatisfying (as well as their arrogance).
Meredith and I pray that out spiritual growth is more than a guise.
Most politicians are hard to like after their guise has been removed.
Meredith's guise of being tastefully superior is both supercilious and endearing.
The pretty label is a guise concealing that inner grossness of apple cider vinegar.
A geyser is a guise of...nothing.
I said, "Hey guys, a guise can be misleading."
"You want guise with that?"
So many reasons to laugh.
ReplyDeleteMy laughter is not a guise. You are so funny.
My neat and detailed notes are a guise of my work ethic and intelligence.
Rahab's harlotry was a guise of her love for God.
The effect of caffeine acts as a guise for my interest in class.
Art Garfunkel's good singing is a guise for his usefulness....
My blonde hair is a guise for my blonde hair.
Tim is a good guy.
Your picture is weird.
I can't focus right now. Nor can I form complete sentences. I'll try again later :)
hahahaha poor garfunkel
ReplyDeletei also like # 2
ur funny 2