In the 17th-century marketplace, a charlatan climbed onto a wooden crate and began touting miraculous cures to the gathered crowd.

Detecting charlatanisms in the crowded market of wellness products requires both skepticism and research.

The candidate's charlatanic promises won applause, but few voters trusted his record.

The charlatanical healer sold expensive supplements to desperate patients, claiming they would cure everything.

The self-proclaimed healer charlatanically prescribed expensive herbs and rituals to vulnerable clients, promising miracles he couldn't deliver.

The town grew wary of charlatans after several people lost their savings to bogus miracle cures.

The author's reputation suffered when investigations revealed his charlatanism.