Merriam-Webster defines the word “Impostor” as someone who takes on a fake identity for some deceptive reason. It is a noun, and the Cambridge dictionary mentions th… See more

Both the variations of the word – “impostor” and “imposter”, have been in use for many years. Next time you think you’ve made a typo with “Imposter”, don’t worry. Both the spellings ar… See more

Now that we know Impostor and Imposter both mean the same thing, let’s seehow the word appears in sentences: 1. “While playing the online game Among Us, the aim is to detect … See more

Now you know the meaning and use of the word “Impostor” and “Imposter.” So go ahead and use them to your heart’s content! And don’t worry if you see an “Imposter” i… See more