usage of "dissemble"

[Lost_Soul]

Hi, again :)

Could you tell me if these usages are common in your neck of the woods:

[Yankee]

Hi Alex

It's not an unknown word, but I would say it isn't used terribly often in everyday speech.
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[Molly]

[Lost_Soul]

Thank you, Amy

I hope they are also grammatically correct (aren't they ? ), since they are drawn up by your humble servant :)

[Yankee]

Hi Alex

I wasn't terribly impressed with the 'from us'. I'd omit that and just say 'he dissembled the facts'.
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[Molly]

[Molly]

Help me with my need for remedial English problem Amy, will ya?

In which registers or contexts would you suggest using each of these?

He camouflaged the facts, so we were unable to react quickly.
He dissimulated the facts, so we were unable to react quickly.
He masked the facts, so we were unable to react quickly.
He masqueraded the facts, so we were unable to react quickly.
He hid the facts, so we were unable to react quickly.
He covered up the facts, so we were unable to react quickly.
He dissembled the facts, so we were unable to react quickly

[Yankee]

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I generally ask learners to attempt to do their English exercises themselves.
So, what would your answers be, Molly?

If you are unwilling to attempt to do the exercise, then you will verify my initial impression of your last post: It is nothing more than a case of Molly stamping her foot.
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