deceitfully
adverb
uk/dɪˈsiːt.fəl.i/us/dɪˈsiːt.fəl.i/in a way thatkeepsthetruthhidden,especiallyto get anadvantage:
欺骗地，不诚实地They deceitfully madebigpromisesthat they now cannotkeep.他们故意做出了无法兑现的重要承诺。
"How could youactso deceitfully, Joan?"demandedAnna.“琼，你怎么能这样骗人？”安娜问道。
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deceit
- Hesworethat he would neverbehaveso deceitfully in hisprivatelife.
- She wasconvictedof deceitfullyobtaining£60,000 inwagesfrom Wiltshirecountycouncil.
- He has notacteddeceitfully if heintendedtopayat thetimeofobtainingtheitem.
Dishonest
- artificiality
- bad faith
- be rotten to the coreidiom
- bent
- cowboy
- dubious
- dubiously
- false
- finagle
- fishy
- knavery
- louche
- low-down
- malfeasance
- mendacious
- sugar-coated
- under false pretencesphrase
- underhand
- unreliable
- unscrupulous