Meaning of 'deceitful' in Catalan is: enganyós

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deceitful: enganyós

Adjective:

enganyós, estafa, astut, insidiós, imposant, tortuós, astúcia, traïdor, deslleial, infidel, sospitós, subtil, hipòcrita, difícil, simular, insincer, farisaic, vacil·lant, desvergonyit, groller, impudente, malament, tort, doblat, corb, profund, dens, engany, enginyós.

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Adjective(1) intended to deceive(2) marked by deliberate deceptiveness especially by pretending one set of feelings and acting under the influence of another(3) dishonest(4) insincere

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Adjective(1) intended to deceive(2) marked by deliberate deceptiveness especially by pretending one set of feelings and acting under the influence of another(3) dishonest(4) insincere

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(1) You think he is deceitful because you feel that you were led to believe that he, too, might fall in love.(2) In our daily life, we encounter people who are angry and deceitful , intent only on satisfying their own needs.(3) People have been known to be deceitful about many things on the Internet.(4) If these figures are accurate, the corollary suggests that there are also an awful lot of deceitful men out there, fathering babies they'll never raise and without a thought to the welfare of these children.(5) No one expects markets to work when people are deceitful and manipulative.(6) He's a deceitful , cowardly, treacherous and thoroughly unlikable man.(7) All girls are deceitful , evil creatures, he thought.(8) Am I being deceitful and unkind to keep him hanging on?(9) So I think both sides are being untruthful and even deceitful on this.(10) So when I tell you now that you should come clean to your wife, it's because I believe you when you say that you are a reformed character and that it is now no longer part of your make-up to be deceitful .(11) He was an unprincipled, deceitful , arrogant young man, dangerous to those around him and too powerful for his own good.(12) He is an extremely dangerous and deceitful man, who thinks he can pull the wool over the American public's eyes.(13) u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu2510She was ruthlessly ambitious, sexually rapacious, and blatantly deceitful ,u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb said Leigh.(14) It did not necessarily mean that any of the witnesses were being deliberately deceitful and dishonest.(15) It really is such a shame that society has turned us into such deceitful people.(16) He was an okay guy as far as basketball went, but in other areas of life, the guy was conniving and deceitful .

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(1) You think he is deceitful because you feel that you were led to believe that he, too, might fall in love.(2) In our daily life, we encounter people who are angry and deceitful , intent only on satisfying their own needs.(3) People have been known to be deceitful about many things on the Internet.(4) If these figures are accurate, the corollary suggests that there are also an awful lot of deceitful men out there, fathering babies they'll never raise and without a thought to the welfare of these children.(5) No one expects markets to work when people are deceitful and manipulative.(6) He's a deceitful , cowardly, treacherous and thoroughly unlikable man.(7) All girls are deceitful , evil creatures, he thought.(8) Am I being deceitful and unkind to keep him hanging on?(9) So I think both sides are being untruthful and even deceitful on this.(10) So when I tell you now that you should come clean to your wife, it's because I believe you when you say that you are a reformed character and that it is now no longer part of your make-up to be deceitful .(11) He was an unprincipled, deceitful , arrogant young man, dangerous to those around him and too powerful for his own good.(12) He is an extremely dangerous and deceitful man, who thinks he can pull the wool over the American public's eyes.(13) u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu2510She was ruthlessly ambitious, sexually rapacious, and blatantly deceitful ,u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb said Leigh.(14) It did not necessarily mean that any of the witnesses were being deliberately deceitful and dishonest.(15) It really is such a shame that society has turned us into such deceitful people.(16) He was an okay guy as far as basketball went, but in other areas of life, the guy was conniving and deceitful .

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(1) deceitful

Related Words

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(1) deceitful

Synonyms

Adjective

1. dishonest

2. fraudulent

3. double-tongued

Synonyms

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Adjective

1. dishonest

2. fraudulent

3. double-tongued

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