fig leafs

The phrase “fig leafs” has 2 syllables: fig leaf

It's pronounced as /ˈfɪɡ liːf/


What is synonym and antonym for fig leafs?

In the thesaurus, “fig leafs” has 30 synonyms and 8 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for fig leafs along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for fig leafs

Antonyms for fig leafs

  • candor
  • directness
  • full disclosure
  • honesty
  • openness
  • plain facts
  • transparency
  • truths

Meanings of fig leafs

  • noun
    1. Leaves from a fig tree.
    2. Something used to hide, cover, or disguise something embarrassing, improper, or unpleasant.

Example Sentences

  • The excuse was just a fig leaf to hide the real problem.
  • He used politeness as a fig leaf for his rude behavior.
  • The policy served as a fig leaf for deeper political issues.
  • They called the agreement a fig leaf for avoiding real reform.
  • The statement was nothing more than a fig leaf to protect their image.

On this page you'll find 38 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to fig leafs, such as: Potemkin villages, Trojan horses, blankets, blinds, camouflages, candor, cloaks.

Make sure to choose synonyms and antonyms that are appropriate for the context of the sentence.

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facades

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  • airs
  • appearances
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  • cloaks
  • colors
  • cotton candies
  • deceits
  • deceptions
  • disguises
  • dissimulations
  • double crosses
  • double-dealings
  • duplicities
  • excuses
  • faces
  • fakeries
  • falsities
  • fig leafs
  • fig leaves
  • fluffs
  • foreheads
  • foreparts
  • frauds
  • fronts
  • glosses
  • guiles
  • guises
  • images
  • impersonations
  • infidelities
  • masquerades
  • outsides
  • perfidies
  • performances
  • personae
  • personas
  • portrayals
  • poses
  • pretences
  • pretenses
  • pretexts
  • put-ons
  • semblances
  • shows
  • skins
  • surfaces
  • tinsels
  • treacheries
  • treasons
  • veneers
  • window dressings

palls

varnishes

veils

veneers


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