Definition for Double dealing:

• Fraud; deceit; cunning.

Synonyms for Double dealing:

• adj.

  •crooked (adjective)
  • dishonorable,
  • deceitful.

• n.

  •double dealing (noun)
  • dishonest,
  • duplicitous,
  • double-faced,
  • duplicity,
  • two-faced,
  • double-tongued,
  • ambidextrous,
  • janus-faced.

Antonyms for Double dealing:

• adj.

  • corrupt
    ethical, wholesome, clean, good, decent, moral, high, noble, purified, upright, kind, trustworthy, principled, helpful, honorable, pure, Uncorrupt, sound, respectable.
  • crooked
    frank, law-abiding, lawful, open, scrupulous, aboveboard, straight.
  • deceitful
    authentic, naive, genuine, faithful, real, loyal, reliable, sincere, just, ingenuous, valid, actual.
  • devious
    fair, straightforward, direct, artless.
  • dirty
    nice, sterile, spotless.
  • double-dealing
    forthright, truthful, honest.
  • faithless
    believing, true, constant.
  • false
    correct, factual, known, precise, right, accurate, substantiated.
  • hypocritical
    righteous, humble.
  • sly
    inept, Behaved, foolish, unclever, stupid, simple.
  • sneaking
    coarse, unintelligent, rough.
  • sneaky
    candid.
  • treacherous
    harmless.

• n.

  • betrayal
    faithfulness, protection, fidelity, quiet, support, loyalty, devotion, secret.
  • cheat
    reality, peace.
  • deceit
    artlessness.
  • deception
    honor.
  • dirt
    cleanliness, morality, pureness, sterility, purity.
  • dishonesty
    scrupulousness, innocence.
  • disloyalty
    trueness.
  • double-dealing
    honesty, openness, uprightness, truth, sincerity, trustworthiness, truthfulness, forthrightness, fairness, frankness.
  • duplicity
    constancy.
  • falsity
    certainty.
  • fraud
    justice, entertainment.
  • hypocrisy
    righteousness.
  • indirection
    goodness.
  • pretense
    simplicity.
  • sanctimoniousness
    respect.
  • swindle
    benevolence, gift, donation.
  • treachery
    love, harmony.
  • trick
    facing, meeting, directness, seriousness, misunderstanding, ignorance.

• v.

  • cheat
    give, protect, fail, be honest, aid, lose, assist, help, offer.
  • double-cross
    be open, tell truth.
  • trick
    let go, be serious, release.