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bad faith

noun as in breach of contract

noun as in unfaithfulness

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The judge continued: "The claimant maintained a far-fetched and indeed a false case that the articles were not substantially true, by pursuing allegations of dishonesty and bad faith against almost all of the defendant's truth witnesses."

From BBC

This strategy of smearing Wikipedia in bad faith becomes more obvious when you examine the actual claims published by right-wing media.

From Slate

There is plenty of bad faith to go around.

“Toxic, traumatic, bad faith, immoral,” is how she describes her interactions with the plan.

Thailand has shown evidence that Cambodian forces are still laying landmines along the border, injuring many Thai soldiers, which it argues shows bad faith in its commitment to honour the ceasefire.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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