adjective

a.) easily understood or seen; clear.

b.) Seemingly plain to see, but not necessarily so.

In professional basketball great height is an apparent advantage.

verb

To mislead or fool by boasting.

noun

The act of misleading by pretense.

Posing as a visiting general, the spy bluffed his way past the security guard.

adjective

a.) Right or proper; moral.

b.) Following accepted rules of behavior; especially professional standards.

It may be legal to profit from someone's bad luck, but is it ethical?

verb

a.) to make up in order to deceive

b.) to make, build or manufacture.

I stood by speechless as Bonnie fabricated a story about why we were late.

adjective

open and sincere; to the point.

Sometimes it is hard for friends to have frank discussions without hurting each other's feelings.

adjective

a.) actual; not copied or faked.

The jewler frowned and said, "This diamond ia as genuine as a three-dollar bill.

adjective

Fair-minded; without predjudice.

adjective

Fair-minded; without predjudice.