Disguise ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Disguise ( noun )

1. An appearance or manner assumed in order to deceive or conceal one's true identity or nature.
2. A change or alteration in the form or appearance of something.

Origin:

From the latin dis-, meaning "not" and guise, meaning "to look at".

Examples:

1. The thief was wearing a disguise.
2. The spy was using a disguise to blend in.
3. The actor was wearing a disguise for the role.
4. The disguise was so good that no one recognized him.
5. The disguise was used to hide the true nature of the object.

(As a verb)

Disguise ( verb )

1. An appearance or manner assumed in order to deceive or conceal one's true identity or nature.
2. A change or alteration in the form or appearance of something.

Origin:

From the latin dis-, meaning "not" and guise, meaning "to look at".

Examples:

1. The thief was wearing a disguise.
2. The spy was using a disguise to blend in.
3. The actor was wearing a disguise for the role.
4. The disguise was so good that no one recognized him.
5. The disguise was used to hide the true nature of the object.