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perfidious

[per-fid-ee-uhs] / pərˈfɪd i əs /


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Samuel Pepys knew him; the British diarist thought him “a perfidious rogue.”

From The Wall Street Journal

And not just for the big-ticket impulse buys, either — mostly for the tiny, perfidious ones.

From Salon

The head of one of them, who preferred to remain anonymous, described it as a "perfidious and effective" strategy.

From Barron's

“Behold, campers, this vile and destructive creature! This killer of songbirds! This murderer of chipmunks! This perfidious predator!”

From Literature

“If the initial findings are confirmed, it will be a perfidious attack on our electricity infrastructure,” Stübgen said.

From Seattle Times