Approval
Pretext
Pretext noun - Something serving to conceal plans; a fictitious reason that is concocted in order to conceal the real reason.
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Synonyms for Pretext
Approval and pretext are semantically related in reason topic. Sometimes you can use "Approval" instead a noun "Pretext", if it concerns topics such as defense.
Nearby Word: pretexting
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The primary motivation for all the desperate lengths that Prince Zuko goes to, and the terrible decisions he makes, is to get the approval of the father who burned, scarred, and exiled him under the pretext of a Snipe Hunt.
Source: "Well Done, Son!" Guy
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