Pronunciation: /poʊzər/
noun a person who pretends to be someone they are not, especially in order to impress others
A1 She is such a poser, always striking a pose for the camera.
A2 The new student in class is a bit of a poser, always trying to impress others.
B1 He may seem confident, but deep down he is just a poser trying to fit in.
B2 The celebrity was accused of being a poser, only pretending to care about social issues for publicity.
C1 Despite his reputation as a poser, she couldn't deny his genuine talent and passion for music.
C2 The artist's work was criticized for being too derivative, leading some to label him as a poser in the art world.
adjective used to describe someone who is pretending to be someone they are not
A1 She is a poser who always tries to fit in with the popular crowd.
A2 The new student is a bit of a poser, always copying the latest trends.
B1 He may seem like a poser, but he's actually very genuine and kind.
B2 The actress was accused of being a poser by the media, but she proved them wrong with her talent.
C1 Despite his reputation as a poser, he has a deep understanding of art and culture.
C2 The fashion designer was once labeled a poser, but now he is considered a visionary in the industry.
formal The artist was accused of being a poser by his peers for not truly understanding the art form.
informal She's such a poser, always trying to act like she's into things she knows nothing about.
slang Don't pay attention to him, he's just a poser trying to fit in with the cool crowd.
figurative In the world of fashion, being a poser can be a valuable skill for blending in with different styles.
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