*roke: adjective | /rōk/
1. Falsely claiming merit or qualification
2. insincerely presenting oneself as competent or worthy of a role or position.
Origin: Derived from the verb "roke", which means “to swindle” or “cheat.” First recorded in 16th-century English, where it was used to describe acts of deception or fraud.
1. Falsely claiming merit or qualification
2. insincerely presenting oneself as competent or worthy of a role or position.
Origin: Derived from the verb "roke", which means “to swindle” or “cheat.” First recorded in 16th-century English, where it was used to describe acts of deception or fraud.
His roke credentials didn’t fool anyone.
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