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We had no suspicion of their martial intentions. He is an expert
in the martial arts. 2 military, soldierly, courageous, brave,
valorous, valiant, stalwart, staunch, stout-hearted: The speech
was intended to rouse the soldiers' martial spirit.
marvel v. 1 wonder (at), gape (at), be awed or amazed (by), be agog or
astonished (at), gape (at): We marvelled at the way the homing
pigeons found their way home.
--n. 2 wonder, miracle, phenomenon: Tammy was a marvel at
fixing electrical equipment.
marvellous
adj. wonderful, astonishing, amazing, astounding, surprising,
remarkable, extraordinary, phenomenal, glorious, splendid,
superb, excellent, spectacular, breathtaking, miraculous,
unbelievable, incredible, sensational, mind-boggling,
unparalleled, Colloq terrific, great, fantastic, fabulous,
smashing, Slang far-out, crazy, wild, groovy, super, out of this
world, fantabulous, Brit spot or bang on, US marvy: It was a
marvellous show, and Renfrew is a marvellous actor.
mask
n. 1 false face, domino: She wore a mask, and I don't know who
she was. 2 disguise, guise, camouflage, show, semblance,
pretence, cover, cover-up, false colours, false flag,
concealment, cloak, fa‡ade, veil: He wormed his way into her
confidence under the mask of friendship.
--v. 3 disguise, camouflage, cover (up), conceal, hide,
obscure, veil, screen, shroud: She was unable to mask her true
feelings for him.
masquerade
n. 1 masked ball, masquerade ball, costume party, ballo in
maschera, bal masqu‚: He went to the masquerade as Lorenzo di
Medici. 2 disguise, deception, pose, dissimulation, bluff,
subterfuge, false show, outward show, fakery, imposture,
play-acting, false front, cover-up, camouflage, Colloq act,
front, Slang put-on: How long will she continue her masquerade
as a wealthy widow?
--v. 3 Usually, masquerade as. pretend (to be), pass oneself
off (as), impersonate, simulate, pose (as), imitate, mimic: He