A swindler is someone who tricks other people into believing that they are doing something that they are not actually doing. Swindlers often use words and phrases that sound official or legitimate.
To fraudulently do something is to do it in a way that is dishonest. You can fraudulently cheat on a test, for example, or you can fraudulently take advantage of someone else.
An imposter is someone who poses as someone else. They might pretend to be someone famous or important, or they might pretend to be someone from a different country.
When you say that someone or something is underrepresented, you are saying that they are not very common or that they are not being given the opportunity to be heard.
To downplay something is to make it seem less important or serious. Sometimes people downplay the importance of safety in order to make a decision.
Pluralistic refers to the idea that there are many different types of people in the world, and that we should be tolerant of each other.
Surefire means guaranteed to work. When you say that something is surefire, you are telling people that there is a very high chance that it will work.
To revisit something is to go back and look at it again. You might revisit a memory or a place that you used to visit a lot.
To banish someone is to send them away from a place, usually because they have done something wrong. Sometimes people use the word to describe the act of making someone disappear.