false; phony; sham

relating to computer-generated environments or software emulation

imaginary or existing only in a created work rather than reality

insincere or deceitful in character or behavior

physically frail or in poor health

a state of psychological or spiritual void; feeling meaningless or purposeless

humble and unassuming in character or behavior

modest and willing to accept advice, criticism, or learn from others

(idiom) to bluff; to bluster; to make an empty show of strength

to practice fraud; to resort to trickery

existing only in the imagination or as an illusion; not based in reality

empty or lacking in substance, meaning, or reality

lacking in self-confidence or feeling unsure of oneself

to make a false or fraudulent report, especially regarding numbers, statistics, or expenditures

the actual state of affairs, especially regarding an opponent's hidden strengths and weaknesses

deficiency of qi in traditional Chinese medicine

describes a venue, event, or banquet where every seat is occupied; a capacity crowd

false reputation

existing in name only; having the appearance of a function without the reality

to fritter away one's time

to suffer a physical collapse or medical shock caused by severe dehydration, significant loss of blood, or extreme fatigue

to live up to one's reputation; a well-deserved fame

Deficiency of yang in traditional Chinese medicine (TCM).

completely imaginary; having no basis in fact

false friendship or a hypocritical show of affection

the sky, the heavens, or the boundless space of the universe

the prestige or influence of another person that one uses to bolster one's own standing

fabricated; groundless; illusory

a state of groundless alarm or fear that turns out to be unnecessary

illusory; imaginary; fanciful

to enter by exploiting a weak spot; to take advantage of a lapse

a line consisting of a series of dots or dashes, often used to indicate where to cut or as a placeholder

An idiom referring to a false alarm or a scare that turns out to be nothing.

(of a door, gate, or window) slightly open or not fully shut and unlocked

to deliberately make things mysterious or unnecessarily complicated to confuse or mislead others

the trip has not been in vain; it's been a worthwhile trip

to discuss matters of principle (as opposed to concrete issues)

(linguistics) function word

intentionally mysterious or arcane

receptive as an echoing canyon; modest and open-minded

To feel guilty as a thief; to have something on one's conscience.

untrue statements or lies

One's age according to the traditional Chinese method of reckoning, where a person is one at birth and age increases at the beginning of each Chinese calendar year rather than on a birthday.

having a reputation that is not matched by actual ability or merit; possessing unwarranted fame