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Definition of deceit
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of deceit is as below...
Deceit
(n.) Any
trick,
collusion,
contrivance,
false
representation,
or
underhand
practice,
used to
defraud
another.
When
injury
is
thereby
effected,
an
action
of
deceit,
as it
called,
lies for
compensation..
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Illusive
::
Illusive
(a.)
Deceiving
by false show;
deceitful;
deceptive;
false;
illusory;
unreal.
Deceitfulness
::
Deceitfulness
(n.) The
disposition
to
deceive;
as, a man's
deceitfulness
may be
habitual..
Counterfeit
::
Counterfeit
(adv.)
Assuming
the
appearance
of
something;
false;
spurious;
deceitful;
hypocritical;
as, a
counterfeit
philanthropist..
Ruse
::
Ruse (n.) An
artifice;
trick;
stratagem;
wile;
fraud;
deceit.
Doublehearted
::
Doublehearted
(a.)
Having
a false
heart;
deceitful;
treacherous.
Cunning
::
Cunning
(a.) The
faculty
or act of using
stratagem
to
accomplish
a
purpose;
fraudulent
skill or
dexterity;
deceit;
craft.
Fraudulent
::
Fraudulent
(a.) Using
fraud;
trickly;
deceitful;
dishonest.
Deceivable
::
Deceivable
(a.)
Subject
to
deceit;
capable
of being
misled.
Fraud
::
Fraud (n.)
Deception
deliberately
practiced
with a view to
gaining
an
unlawful
or
unfair
advantage;
artifice
by which the right or
interest
of
another
is
injured;
injurious
stratagem;
deceit;
trick.
Jesuitism
::
Jesuitism
(n.)
Cunning;
deceit;
deceptive
practices
to
effect
a
purpose;
subtle
argument;
-- an
opprobrious
use of the word.
Double
::
Double
(a.)
Divided
into two;
acting
two
parts,
one
openly
and the other
secretly;
equivocal;
deceitful;
insincere..
Insidious
::
Insidious
(a.)
Intended
to
entrap;
characterized
by
treachery
and
deceit;
as,
insidious
arts..
Chaunter
::
Chaunter
(n.) A
deceitful,
tricky
dealer
or horse
jockey..
Glossy
::
Glossy
(superl.)
Smooth;
specious;
plausible;
as,
glossy
deceit..
Deceitless
::
Deceitless
(a.) Free from
deceit.
Deceitful
::
Deceitful
(a.) Full of, or
characterized
by,
deceit;
serving
to
mislead
or
insnare;
trickish;
fraudulent;
cheating;
insincere..
Snaky
::
Snaky (a.) Sly;
cunning;
insinuating;
deceitful.
Daub
::
Daub (v. t.) To cover with a
specious
or
deceitful
exterior;
to
disguise;
to
conceal.
Guileful
::
Guileful
(a.) Full of
guile;
characterized
by
cunning,
deceit,
or
treachery;
guilty..
Palter
::
Palter
(v. i.) To act in
insincere
or
deceitful
manner;
to play
false;
to
equivocate;
to
shift;
to
dodge;
to
trifle.
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