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dishonesty

[dis-on-uh-stee] / dɪsˈɒn ə sti /


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"What should be a momentous occasion has sadly been overshadowed by scandal and dishonesty from someone who was welcomed into our crazy sport," she said in a post on her Instagram, external account.

From BBC

Much as they regretted the dishonesty, they felt they had no choice.

From Literature

“I am quite sure if Queen Victoria knew of this man’s dishonesty, her majesty would be very unhappy indeed.”

From Literature

Detecting dishonesty requires people to interpret social cues, judge intent, and decide whether someone's words are trustworthy.

From Science Daily

Annabelle also posts pictures of her adding up the takings, to test the honesty or dishonesty of customers.

From BBC