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soi-disant |
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soi-disant French [swadizɑ̃] adj
so-called; self-styled [literally: calling oneself] ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
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I do not think either of these soi-disant friends is overflowing with love for the other; but such intercourse serves to get the time on, and I am very willing it should continue, as it saves me some hours of discomfort in Arthur's society, and gives him some better employment than the sottish indulgence of his sensual appetites. --to be crude and cold: to me, coming fresh from the ever-advancing developments of a London church under a soi-disant 'Catholic' Rector, it was unspeakably refreshing. On the other hand as the soi-disant guardian of the gifts one might only excite suspicion by refusing to enter the house where they were. |
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