That is the correct spelling of the past tense verb form "acted" (acted as if).
The present tense of to act is act or acts.
That is the correct spelling of "pose" (a position, or to pretend to be something you are not).
Just as you have spelt it.
The likely word is charade (pretense, deception).The plural "charades" refers to an acted-out guessing game.
pure pwnage
The likely word is "shield" (a metal defemsive weapon, or anything protective).The similar word is shilled, acted as a promoter or accomplice.
That is the correct spelling of "pose" (a position, or to pretend to be something you are not).
Just as you have spelt it.
Impersonate means "pretend to be something." Dissimulate means "pretend not to be something."
feign
impulse
In this case, the prefix dis- indicates reversal. To simulate is to pretend to be something; to dissimulate is to pretend not to be something.
The likely word is panicked (acted from fear or anxiety, from to panic)
to pretend there is something when there is not
Either: * Talk to your friend if they will understand * Pretend you are really worried about it * Pretend you have something else on * Pretend to be sick
You are probably looking for feign.
The word sought may be portrait (a painting) or the verb portrayed (acted in a role).
To feign means to pretend or fake something, typically an emotion or action, with the intent to deceive or mislead others.