Dissemble
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 143
dis-sem'bl, v.t. to represent a thing as unlike what actually is to put an untrue semblance or appearance upon to disguise. v.i. to a ume a false appearance to play the hypocrite. n. Di em'bler. [O. Fr. di embler, from L di imulo—di imtlis, unlike dis, negative, and simtlis, like.]
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