hucksterisms
noun as in strong fondness
Strongest matches
deception, fraud, false advertising, misleading information, exaggeration, overstatement
Example Sentences
Example:The hucksterisms in the advertisement were a form of deception aimed at increasing sales.
Definition:A false statement or the act of deliberately misleading.
Example:The company engaged in fraudulent hucksterisms to manipulate the market and deceive potential buyers.
Definition:The act of deceiving someone in order to use their money or possessions for one’s own benefit.
Example:The regulatory agency took action against the company for false advertising hucksterisms.
Definition:Advertising that is not truthful or that does not represent the product as it actually is.
Example:The misleading information in the hucksterisms led many consumers to believe the product was more effective than it actually was.
Definition:Information that is not accurate enough to be relied upon or that is intended to mislead.
Example:The exaggerated claims in the hucksterisms were meant to attract attention and obscure the true nature of the product.
Definition:Stating or representing as greater or greater in value, extent, degree, or intensity than is really the case, with a possibly deliberate intent to mislead.
Example:The overstatement in the hucksterisms was blamed for causing a decline in consumer trust.
Definition:A statement that is of greater magnitude, importance, etc., than the facts really warrant, often used to mislead or exaggerate the truth.
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