deceitfully
dɪˈsiːtfʊli
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Definition of deceitfully - Reverso English Dictionary

Adverb

intention to deceiveRarein a manner intended to deceiveRare
  • He smiled deceitfully as he plotted the scam..
  • She deceitfully hid the truth from her friends.
  • The salesman deceitfully exaggerated the benefits of the product.
deceptively dishonestly fraudulently
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Origin of deceitfully

Latin, decipere (to deceive)

Terms with deceitfully included in their meaning

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exploiter
person who exploits others deceitfully
deceitfully
in a way that is unfair or deceitful
simulate deceitfully
simulate or feign in a deceptive way
deceit
act deceitfully or manipulate others
betrayal
betraying someone secretly and deceitfully
deceptive arrangement
situation or action deceitfully arranged to appear genuine
boasting
talk boastfully or deceitfully about something
guile
disposition to use skill artfully or deceitfully

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  1. French:trompeusement, ...
  2. German:betrügerisch, ...
  3. Italian:con inganno, ...
  4. Spanish:engañosamente, ...
  5. Portuguese:enganosamente, ...
  6. Chinese:虚伪地, ...
  7. Japanese:欺いて, ...
  8. Arabic:بِخِداع, ...
  9. Hebrew:בְּצוּרָה רַמָּאִית, ...
  10. Russian:обманчиво, ...
  11. Ukrainian:обманливо, ...
  12. Hindi:धोखेबाज़ी से, ...
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