English Dictionary

Definition of “pseudo-”

pseudo- or sometimes before a vowel pseud-

from Greek pseudēs false, from pseudein to lie

Accordingly, one of the first political milestones of Franco's new government was the Fuero del Trabajo, a pseudo-

Preston, Paul Franco

But I'll take that risk with the Turner Prize, the most stupid of pseudo- events.

Independent (1999)

Getting to grips with these pseudo- scientific fragmentations is easier than I initially feared.

Times, Sunday Times (2002)

Pumped Up

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Take the heat

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Going Postal

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PC

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Put the squeeze on

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Catch-Wrestling

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