Deceit, deception, treachery; an act of deception, a trick.

Deceit, fraud; treachery, treason.

deceitfulness, treachery.

Treacherousness.

Deceit, cheating, perfidy; violation of faith or betrayal of trust; perfidious conduct.

The action of betraying; betrayal of the trust undertaken by or reposed in any one; breach of faith, treacherous action, treachery.

Villainy, treachery, perfidy.

= swikedom, n.

Guile, deceit, treachery, perfidy. Obsolete.

= traitorhood, n.

The conduct or action of a traitor; treachery; treason.

Faithlessness, inconstancy, treachery. Also an instance of this.

Treachery, guile, deceit, trickery; prevarication.

Treason, treachery; betrayal; an instance of this.

The state or condition of a traitor; treachery.

Fraudulent action of any kind to the injury of another; fraud, deceit, treachery. archaic.

The action of scheming or planning, esp. in an underhand way or malevolently; treachery; trickery. Obsolete.

Treachery, treason, perfidy; an instance of this.

The quality of being traitorous; treachery.

treachery, faithlessness; bad faith.

The practice or principles of a traitor.

Deceitfulness, untrustworthiness; breach of faith or of a promise; betrayal of trust; treachery.

The quality of being perfidious; deceitfulness, unfaithfulness; treachery.

= perfidy, n.

The quality of being treacherous.

The function or action of a traitor. In quot. 1645, ? the personality of a traitor.

= Punic faith n. at Punic, n. adj.compounds.