Impersonate (verb)

To assume the character or identity of another person, typically in order to deceive or play a prank.

Origin:

From latin in- "in" + persona "person, mask" + -ate.

Examples:

  1. The actor was able to impersonate the president with great accuracy.
  2. The prankster was caught trying to impersonate a police officer.
  3. The impersonator was able to fool everyone with his convincing disguise.
  4. The impersonation of the famous singer was so good that even his family was deceived.
  5. The impersonator was arrested for fraud after impersonating a wealthy businessman.
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