Deceitfully Meaning in English
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Definition
In a way that tries to make someone believe something that is not true; using lies or tricks.
Usage & Nuances
"Deceitfully" is an adverb, often used to describe actions done with the intent to mislead or trick. Common with verbs like "act," "speak," or "behave." It suggests a conscious choice to be dishonest.
Spanish: engañosamentePortuguese (BR): enganosamentePortuguese (PT): enganosamenteChinese (Simplified): 欺骗地Chinese (Traditional): 欺騙地Hindi: धोखे सेArabic: بِخداعBengali: প্রবঞ্চনাপূর্ণভাবে - ধোঁকাবাজিভাবেRussian: обманчиво - лживоJapanese: 欺いて - 偽ってVietnamese: một cách lừa dối - một cách gian dốiKorean: 속이게 - 속임수로Turkish: aldatıcı bir şekildeUrdu: فریب سے - دھوکے سےIndonesian: secara menipu - secara curang
Example Sentences
She deceitfully told him the wrong time.
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If you act deceitfully, people will eventually find out and lose their trust in you.
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He acted deceitfully to get what he wanted.
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The salesman spoke deceitfully about the car's condition.
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Don't trust him—he has a habit of answering deceitfully when it matters most.
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They deceitfully changed the numbers to hide the problem from management.
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