英语词汇“deceitful”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

(adjective) in the sense of dishonest

Definition

full of deceit

The ambassador called the report deceitful and misleading.

Synonyms

dishonest

He had become rich by dishonest means.

false

She was a false friend, envious of her lifestyle and her success.

deceiving

fraudulent

fraudulent claims about being a nurse

treacherous

The President spoke of the treacherous intentions of the enemy.

deceptive

Her worst fault is a strongly deceptive streak.

hypocritical

It seems hypocritical to pay someone to do the dirty work for me.

counterfeit

crafty

That crafty old devil had taken us all for a ride.

sneaky

One kid can generally tell when another kid is sneaky.

illusory

the illusory nature of nationhood

two-faced

He had been devious and two-faced.

disingenuous

his disingenuous claims of innocence

untrustworthy

His opponents still say he's a fundamentally untrustworthy figure.

underhand

The Prime Minister had been involved in underhand financial deals.

insincere

He found himself surrounded by insincere flattery.

double-dealing

Slimy, double-dealing politicians have betrayed us all.

duplicitous

fallacious

Their argument is fallacious.

guileful

knavish (archaic)

up to their knavish tricks again

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释义	Trends of deceitful View usage for: deceitful (dɪsiːtfʊl) adjective If you say that someone is deceitful, you mean that they behave in a dishonest way by making other people believe something that is not true. They claimed the government had been deceitful. The ambassador called the report deceitful and misleading. Synonyms: dishonest, false, deceiving, fraudulent More Synonyms of deceitful deceitful in British English (dɪˈsiːtfʊl) adjective full of deceit Derived forms deceitfully (deˈceitfully) adverb deceitfulness (deˈceitfulness) noun deceitful in American English (diˈsitfəl; dɪˈsitfəl) adjective 1. tending to deceive; apt to lie or cheat 2. intended to deceive; deceptive; false SIMILAR WORDS: disˈhonest Derived forms deceitfully (deˈceitfully) adverb deceitfulness (deˈceitfulness) noun Examples of 'deceitful' in a sentence deceitful You are also deceitful, dishonest and manipulative. The Sun (2011) A perpetrator often is deceitful and manipulative. Christianity Today (2000) A woman is sent to prison thanks to the scheming of her deceitful husband. The Sun (2010) Hospital records show she continued to be vain and deceitful, having clothes and make-up smuggled in. The Sun (2011) It is difficult to imagine a more cunning, deceitful or warped course of conduct than yours in this case, or a more malicious one. Times, Sunday Times (2010) In other languages deceitful British English: deceitful ADJECTIVE If you say that someone is deceitful, you mean that they behave in a dishonest way by making other people believe something that is not true. The ambassador called the report deceitful and misleading. American English: deceitful Brazilian Portuguese: enganador Chinese: 欺骗的 European Spanish: engañoso French: trompeur German: betrügerisch Italian: disonesto Japanese: 人をだます Korean: 기만적인 European Portuguese: enganador Latin American Spanish: engañoso Chinese translation of 'deceitful' deceitful (dɪˈsiːtful) adj 骗(騙)人的 (piànrén de) (adjective) in the sense of dishonest Definition full of deceit The ambassador called the report deceitful and misleading. Synonyms dishonest He had become rich by dishonest means. false She was a false friend, envious of her lifestyle and her success. deceiving fraudulent fraudulent claims about being a nurse treacherous The President spoke of the treacherous intentions of the enemy. deceptive Her worst fault is a strongly deceptive streak. hypocritical It seems hypocritical to pay someone to do the dirty work for me. counterfeit crafty That crafty old devil had taken us all for a ride. sneaky One kid can generally tell when another kid is sneaky. illusory the illusory nature of nationhood two-faced He had been devious and two-faced. disingenuous his disingenuous claims of innocence untrustworthy His opponents still say he's a fundamentally untrustworthy figure. underhand The Prime Minister had been involved in underhand financial deals. insincere He found himself surrounded by insincere flattery. double-dealing Slimy, double-dealing politicians have betrayed us all. duplicitous fallacious Their argument is fallacious. guileful knavish (archaic) up to their knavish tricks again Additional synonyms in the sense of crafty Definition skilled in deception That crafty old devil had taken us all for a ride. Synonyms cunning, scheming, sly, devious, knowing, designing, sharp, calculating, subtle, tricky, shrewd, astute, fraudulent, canny, wily, insidious, artful, foxy, deceitful, duplicitous, tricksy, guileful in the sense of deceptive Her worst fault is a strongly deceptive streak. Synonyms dishonest, deceiving, fraudulent, treacherous, hypocritical, crafty, sneaky, two-faced, disingenuous, deceitful, untrustworthy, underhand, insincere, duplicitous, guileful in the sense of disingenuous Definition dishonest and insincere his disingenuous claims of innocence Synonyms dishonest, cunning, sly, designing, wily, insidious, feigned, artful, two-faced, shifty (informal), deceitful, insincere, duplicitous, underhanded, guileful, uncandid Synonyms of 'deceitful' deceitful Explore 'deceitful' in the dictionary
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