deceit|deceits in English

noun

[de·ceit || dɪ'siːt]

deception, trickery, cheating

Use "deceit|deceits" in a sentence

1. Deceit.

2. • Deceit: “Infidelity usually involves deceit, and deceit, pure and simple, is a betrayal of trust.

3. Synonyms for Artificialities include affectations, affectednesses, inauthenticities, pretensions, pretentiousnesses, deceits, deceptions, dishonesties

4. The children of deceit,+

5. He is full of deceit.

6. He got the money by deceit.

7. She won her promotion by deceit.

8. Her fantasies, though seemingly innocent, have some genetic connection to his psychopathic deceits.

9. After this -- this deceit and foolery?

10. That deceit won't pass with me.

11. Conveyances based on fraud or deceit

12. But a false witness speaks deceit.

13. Nor will my tongue mutter deceit!

14. He is above meanness and deceit.

15. He was accused of lies and deceit.

16. With Harry, omission was tantamount to deceit.

17. The trader was truthful and without deceit.

18. He would have no truck with deceit.

19. It's all built on lies and deceit.

20. 6 The trader was truthful and without deceit.

21. A smart reproof is better than smooth deceit.

22. When we were young, my deceit was subtle.

23. Now deceit carries on through the plant kingdom.

24. Everyone was involved in this web of deceit.

25. 11 With Harry, omission was tantamount to deceit.