Pretext | Mean of pretext in English Dictionary

/ˈpriːˌtɛkst/

  • Noun
  • a reason that you give to hide your real reason for doing something
    1. The leaders used a minor clash at the border as a pretext for war. [=as a reason/excuse for starting a war]
    2. She always managed to visit him on one pretext or another. [=she found various reasons to visit him]
    3. She went back to her friend's house on/under the pretext that she had forgotten her purse.
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