Charlatanism

Pronunciation: /ˈʃɑɹɫətənˈɪzəm/

Charlatanism (noun)

  1. The behaviour of pretending to be an expert in order to trick people, often for money or attention.
  2. The practice of making false claims about skills or results, while knowing they are not true.

Examples

  • His charlatanism fooled people who wanted fake expertise.
  • The report exposed charlatanism that pretended to be fake expertise.