vizard
- noun
- /ˈvɪzərd/
- Archaic
- Behind her cheerful vizard, she was struggling with sadness.
Examples
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He wore a polite smile as a vizard to hide his disappointment.
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The politician's charm was merely a vizard concealing his real ambitions.
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She wore a beautiful vizard at the masquerade.
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The vizard hid his true emotions during the event.
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He wore a polite smile as a vizard to hide his disappointment.
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Behind her cheerful vizard, she was struggling with sadness.
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The politician's charm was merely a vizard concealing his real ambitions.
Synonyms
A way of acting that hides how a person really feels
An outward appearance that hides someone's real identity or intentions
A false appearance that hides true problems
A false appearance that hides someone's true feelings or plans
A happy appearance that hides true feelings
How Concealing
Surface Forms
Etymology
Vizard originally meant a face mask, so people began to use it for any outward look that hides the real person underneath. That's why a polite smile or charming manner can be called a vizard when it hides true feelings.