two-faced|two faced in English
hypocrite; disloyal
Use "two-faced|two faced" in a sentence
1. You stinking, two-faced sneak!
2. This guy' s a two- faced crook!
3. Biface (plural Bifaces) two-faced (having two faces or sides) Noun
4. Two-faced Tony Covets his spending power Gov
5. Even snotty, two-faced bullies like you, Lavinia.
6. 8 He had been devious and two-faced.
7. We are faced with two apparently contradictory statements.
8. Two po-faced men came to inspect the house.
9. Kevin Maxwell faced two charges of conspiring to defraud pensioners.
10. She called her boyfriend a two - faced son of a bitch.
11. He is two - faced subordinate and knows how to butter up the president!
12. He is two - faced person, He knows how to butter up those power!
13. On 11 May the Dutch commander General Winkelman was faced with two priorities.
14. Two years after becoming ambassador, Bueso faced a delicate political crisis in Honduras.
15. Instead, Miller faced a penalty of $600 for two citations of disorderly conduct.
16. He faced the uninviting prospect of a two-hour wait for the next train.
17. 12 synonyms for Ambidextrous: disingenuous, insincere, left-handed, mala fide, two-handed, double-dealing, double-tongued, duplicitous, two-faced, deceitful
18. 50 people faced civil charges, while ten faced criminal persecution.
19. A Janus-faced view of history; a Janus-faced policy.
20. Since then, the applicant has faced varying degrees of competition from alternative operators on the two markets.
21. Two months ago six million people faced hosepipe bans - it could be the same story next year.
22. Lifting two pins easily removes the face plate, turning this helmet into a peaked-front, open-faced Bascinet.
23. Tight-faced bastard.
24. The two men, along with their seven traveling companions, gaze at their sad-faced brothers on the shore.
25. You said yourself you didn't want to indulge every two-faced French bourgeois taking up space, currying favor.