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| pre·tend·er [ pri téndər ] (plural pre·tend·ers) |
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1. somebody claiming right to something: somebody who claims a disputed right to a special rank, title, or privilege, especially a royal title. Both the son and the grandson of James II of Great Britain claimed the throne and were known as the Old Pretender and the Young Pretender.
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2. somebody giving false impression: somebody who intentionally gives a false impression to somebody else
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