Phoney in a sentence as a noun

That's why real sites can't just get phoney "unlimited bandwidth for $20/month".

Which is one more reason he doesn't want to have lunch with them - because he would be pressured into being a phoney.

They're high value, cheap to post, and can easily be swapped with phoney/broken identical devices.

I can write an article about all this Silicon Valley phoney and we can all have a laugh about it tomorrow!

People who don't care enough to learn about something find that they do not undertand it, conclude that it must be phoney or fake or for snobs.

Phoney in a sentence as an adjective

What kinds of questions would you expect to be asked for an interviewer to distinguish you from someone who looks good "on paper" but is a big phoney?

We're not scrapping the insurance market because of the schemes that go on between doctors, lawyers & individuals looking to make a buck through phoney claims.

Once you've stopped worrying about phoney percentages, you can afford a lot more false starts in the huge addressable market than with a misjudged niche product.

It's far from impossible that a serious, concerted attack on western Germany in the 1939-1940 'phoney war' period could have had enough success to significantly alter the course of the war and turn it significantly into a land war in western Germany for much of the period.

I haven't seen the new moto phone anywhere myself or heard it make any news other than Verge type site reviews, so what does "fairly" successful mean?Nokia isn't making anything amazing these days, i suppose they are making the phone with the highest megapixels and phoney ads pretending it was shot on the phone.

Phoney definitions

noun

a person who professes beliefs and opinions that he or she does not hold in order to conceal his or her real feelings or motives

See also: hypocrite dissembler dissimulator phony pretender

adjective

fraudulent; having a misleading appearance

See also: bogus fake phony bastard