Simulate - Law Dictionary Search Results
Simulatory
Simulated or capable of being simulated
Dissimulate
Feigning simulating pretending
Pleurodynia
A painful affection of the side simulating pleurisy usually due to rheumatism
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Bona fide
(in good faith), implying the absence of all fraud or unfair dealing or acting, whether it consists in simulation or dissimulation. As to 'bona fide traveller,' see TRAVELLER.
Assembly, General
Assembly, General [fr. simul, Lat., together; hence ensemble, assembler, Fr., to draw together], the highest ecclesiastical Court in Scotland, composed of a
Sincerity
The quality or state of being sincere honesty of mind or intention freedom from simulation hypocrisy disguise or false pretense sincereness
Simular
One who pretends to be what he is not one who or that which simulates or counterfeits something a pretender
counterletter
civil law of Louisiana : a secret agreement that expresses the true intent of the parties to a simulation ;esp : a writing embodying the agreement [ can have no effects against third persons in good faith
Hypocrite
feigns to be other and better than he is a false pretender to virtue or piety one who simulates virtue or piety
Hypocrisy
of ones real character disposition or motives especially the assuming of false appearance of virtue or religion a simulation of goodness
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