0 present participle of dissemble
1 to hide your real intentions and feelings or the facts:
He accused the government of dissembling.
I will first state my preferred position, so that there can be no dissembling about it.
Should not someone in his ministerial team have the simple integrity to accept responsibility for six years of departmental dissembling?
Will he now take down the posters that falsely claim that he cut tax, or is he going to carry on dissembling?
They were dissatisfied with the reply, which they found to be dissembling.
If they have any such good feeling they are very good at dissembling their love for the self-employed.
Is it not they who are dissembling—because they would be spending on assembling the assembly, with all the costs that that bureaucracy would involve?
A great deal of misinformation and dissembling has been going on, which has scared and unsettled many teachers and retired teachers.
One thing that worries us is the degree of dissembling which has gone on over the years in official answers.
