underhanded in Japanese
underhanded in Japanese is 卑怯な — underhanded means dishonest, sly, or deceitful.
underhanded in Japanese
卑怯な
Sly, dishonest, corrupt, cheating.
What does "underhanded" mean?
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adjective Dishonest, sly, or deceitful.
"They accused the manager of underhanded business practices."
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adjective Short-staffed.
"The restaurant was underhanded on the busiest night of the year."
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underhanded in a sentence
- They accused the manager of underhanded business practices.
- It was an underhanded way to win the vote.
- The restaurant was underhanded on the busiest night of the year.
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What is "underhanded" in Japanese?
"underhanded" in Japanese is 卑怯な. underhanded means: Dishonest, sly, or deceitful.
How do you use "underhanded" in a sentence?
Example: "They accused the manager of underhanded business practices." In Japanese, "underhanded" is 卑怯な.
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