duplicitous in Greek
duplicitous in Greek is δολερός — duplicitous means deliberately dishonest, saying one thing while meaning or doing another.
duplicitous in Greek
δολερός
Pronounced: doleros
Given to or marked by deliberate deceptiveness in behavior or speech.
What does "duplicitous" mean?
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adj Deliberately dishonest, saying one thing while meaning or doing another.
"His duplicitous behaviour finally caught up with him when both stories fell apart."
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duplicitous in a sentence
- His duplicitous behaviour finally caught up with him when both stories fell apart.
- She felt betrayed by his duplicitous promises.
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What is "duplicitous" in Greek?
"duplicitous" in Greek is δολερός. duplicitous means: Deliberately dishonest, saying one thing while meaning or doing another.
How do you pronounce δολερός?
"duplicitous" in Greek is δολερός, pronounced "doleros".
How do you use "duplicitous" in a sentence?
Example: "His duplicitous behaviour finally caught up with him when both stories fell apart." In Greek, "duplicitous" is δολερός.
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