What is another word for pre-texts?
Pronunciation: [pɹˈiːtˈɛksts] (IPA) 
Pre-texts are essentially a cover or a pretext for something else. They are often used as a means of concealing a true purpose or intention, usually for personal gain or advantage. Some common synonyms for pre-texts include excuses, alibis, cover stories, justifications, and rationalizations. These words all refer to a means of dressing up or disguising a motive or intention in order to achieve an end result. Whether used in business, politics, or personal relationships, pre-texts can be an effective means of achieving success or avoiding blame or criticism. However, they can also be seen as dishonest or unethical, and their use can have serious consequences.
