personate
/ˈpɜːrsəneɪt/Definitions
1. verb
to act as or speak for another person, often by pretending to be them
“The actor personated the famous historical figure in the play.”
2. verb
to represent or impersonate a person or character, especially on stage or screen
“The actress personated a high-society woman in the movie.”
3. noun
a person who acts or speaks for another, especially in a theatrical performance
“The person who personated the king in the play received a standing ovation.”
4. noun
a person who impersonates another, often for malicious or deceitful purposes
“The con artist personated a wealthy businessman to scam the victim.”