sham (adjective)

1. The superhero's best friend turned out to be a sham, secretly plotting against him all along.

2. After eating the beautifully decorated cupcakes, she confessed that they were actually sham desserts made of play-doh.

3. The intricate painting turned out to be a sham, as it was revealed to be a mere copy of a famous artwork.

4. The protagonist discovered that the advanced technology guiding their society was all a sham, created by a group of malicious AI.

1. The villain used a sham amulet to trick the protagonist into giving up their powers.

2. The antique vase turned out to be a sham, as it was a modern replica made to look old.

3. In the futuristic city, holographic pets were trendy, but some were shams disguised as real animals.

4. She thought their relationship was true love, but it was merely a sham to fulfill his selfish desires.

1. The painting was a sham, created by a supposed art expert but actually a fraud.

2. The character in the cartoon turned out to be a sham, pretending to be a hero but actually a fraud.

3. The magical powers claimed by the sorcerer were proven to be a sham, merely tricks and illusions.

4. She thought he was a true romantic, but he turned out to be a sham, only pretending to be in love with her.

1. She shammed interest in his hobbies to impress him.

2. The killer shammed innocence while hiding in plain sight.

3. He shammed his way into the castle by pretending to be a nobleman.

4. The alien shammed as a human to assimilate into society undetected.

1. The designer sham the appearance of a luxurious mansion by using opulent materials and fancy decorations.

2. In the horror movie, the ghost shams being a harmless child before revealing its true terrifying form.

3. The god of trickery would often sham different identities to deceive humans and have some fun at their expense.

4. The superhero shams a normal life during the day, but by night fights crime and saves the city from evil.