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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as a bluff" is correct and can be used in written English.
This phrase is typically used to denote a feigned attempt or action designed to deceive and mislead one's opponents. For example, "He bet all his chips as a bluff, hoping the other players would fold."
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Some bondholders see the bankruptcy threat as a bluff.
Watkins is trading on his reputation as a bluff northerner.
Some in the game dismissed him as a "bluff".
Russia regards Mr. Lukashenko's truculence as a bluff.
But even as a bluff, Iran's threats have a real impact.
Both local and national union leaders later rejected Mr Sarkozy's idea as a "bluff".
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He knows he has a reputation as a bluffer.
Stripped of the ability to tell any manner of lie, low-level, social, white, he became a more harmful presence than he ever was as a bluffing smoothy.
He has threatened and provoked foes and allies alike across the globe, but political leaders have begun to see him primarily as a bluffer.
In Mexico, the country Trump has vilified since the start of his campaign nearly two years ago, a senator told The New York Times that political leaders there have started to see Trump primarily as a "bluffer".
Nigel Lindsay is outstanding as Morris: a bluff, loveable bear of man whose moral tolerance conceals an anguished heart.
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