kunwari

[kuːnwaːri]

kunwari Definition

  • 1pretending to be something or someone that one is not
  • 2feigning innocence or naivety

Using kunwari: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "kunwari" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    She gave a kunwari smile when she saw him.

  • Example

    He was kunwari angry but he was actually happy.

  • Example

    She was kunwari innocent but she knew everything.

  • Example

    He was kunwari asleep but he was listening to the conversation.

kunwari Synonyms and Antonyms

Antonyms for kunwari

Phrases with kunwari

  • kunwari lang

    just pretending

    Example

    She said she was kunwari lang mad, but she was really hurt.

  • still pretending

    Example

    He's kunwari pa acting like he doesn't know what happened.

  • kunwari kasi

    because of pretending

    Example

    Kunwari kasi siya kaya hindi mo alam ang totoo.

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Summary: kunwari in Brief

'Kunwari' [kuːnwaːri] is an adjective that describes pretending to be something or someone that one is not, or feigning innocence or naivety. It is often used in phrases like 'kunwari lang,' meaning just pretending, and 'kunwari pa,' meaning still pretending. The word can also be used to describe false emotions or actions, as in 'She gave a kunwari smile when she saw him.'