Read full poem →That love black deeds learn to dissemble here!
Here, by this paper, she doth write to me.
Dictionary Entry
To disguise or conceal something.
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Common Phrases
. dissemble
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Poetry examples for “dissemble”
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Read full poem →Though her sour looks a Sabine's brow resemble,
I think she'll do, but deeply can dissemble.
If she be learned, then for her skill I crave her;
Read full poem →Nor do I give thee counsel to live chaste,
But that thou would'st dissemble, when 'tis past.
She hath not trod awry, that doth deny it.
Read full poem →Wilt thou her fault learn? she may make thee tremble.
Fear to be guilty, then thou may'st dissemble.
Think when she reads, her mother letters sent her:
Read full poem →Mid this earth's billion souls for life,
And hide their hunger or dissemble.
For there are two at least created,
Read full poem →Why dost thou, bull, and bore so seelily,
Dissemble weakness, and by one man's stroke die,
Whose whole kind you might swallow and feed upon?
Read full poem →Why dost thou, bull, and bore so seelily,
Dissemble weakness, and by one man's stroke die,
Whose whole kind you might swallow and feed upon?
Read full poem →DEMETRIUS.
Can Abdalla then dissemble!
That fiery chief, renown'd for gen'rous freedom,
Read full poem →At taxes impending not Britain would tremble,
Nor Prussia struggle her fear to dissemble;
Nor the Mah'met-sprung Wight