deceitful
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Adj — Deliberately dishonest or misleading; inclined to trick or deceive others.
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Etymology
From "deceit" + the suffix "-ful."
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What does “deceitful” mean?
The word “deceitful” means deliberately dishonest or misleading; inclined to trick or deceive others. In plain terms, describes a person or action that is dishonest and meant to fool someone.
How do you pronounce “deceitful”?
“Deceitful” is pronounced dih-SEET-fuul (/dɪˈsiːtfʊl/ in IPA).
How do you use “deceitful” in a sentence?
Here is “deceitful” used in a sentence: “He turned out to be a deceitful friend who had been lying for months.”
What part of speech is “deceitful”?
“Deceitful” is an adjective.