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not honest. Deception, not being able to be trusted.
Lying, cheating, etc.
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What fighting words begin with the letter D?
dishonest
Why does this world suck?
Because there are way too many selfish, two faced, dishonest people in it.
Is using a cheat engine illegal?
No, it's just dishonest and cheating. It means you aren't good enough to play for yourself. and you can get banned for it
What are susanna Dickinson's personality traits?
she was brave and probably dishonest. Her stories about the Alamo would change depending on who was listening. Considering she had five different husbands, she could have been hard to get along with.
What are characteristics that begin with the letter D?
1. Determined.2. Demanded.3. Dominance.4. Daring.5. Dependable.6. Dishonest.7. Distressed.8. Dismayed.9. Discreet.10. Dutiful.
What does hinky mean?
dishonest or suspect
What does deceive meen?
It mean to be dishonest
What does knavery mean?
A deceitful or dishonest act
What does insincere mean?
It means to be dishonest, deceitful or hypocritical.
Prefix for honest?
dis-honest
Other words that mean the same as dishonest?
Lie, untruthful, and bent.
What does Dishonest Nonworkers mean?
You collect unemployment checks, but don't work.
what does this mean this person has a doubtful honesty?
It's a rather odd, stilted way of saying "This person may be dishonest". Out of context and at a guess, I'd say it's meant to emphasize the likelihood that the person in question is dishonest ("he's probably dishonest"), as opposed to the other way around ("he MAY be dishonest, but probably not").
If Patricia is dishonest, then Narda is dishonest; Patricia is dishonest; therefore, Narda is dishonest. What isa the answer Seductive reasoning or inductive reasoning?
Deductive*
What is a sentence using dishonest?
he is a dishonest boy
What does knave mean in Shakespeare?
A knave is a dishonest man or a rouge or rascal. Its also the Jack in cards.
What part of speech is the word dishonest?
Dishonest is an adjective.
