What is another word for doublecross?
Pronunciation:
[ dˈʌbə͡lkɹˌɒs], [ dˈʌbəlkɹˌɒs], [ d_ˈʌ_b_əl_k_ɹ_ˌɒ_s]
Synonyms for Doublecross:
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n.
• collusion- Flam ,
- bait and switch ,
- bill of goods ,
- cahoots ,
- complicity ,
- con game ,
- connivance ,
- conspiracy ,
- craft ,
- deceit ,
- diddling ,
- dodge ,
- fast shuffle ,
- fradulent artifice ,
- graft ,
- guilt ,
- guiltiness ,
- intrigue ,
- plot ,
- racket ,
- scheme ,
- shell game ,
- skunk ,
- sting ,
- whitewash .
- Dissemblance ,
- artfulness ,
- artifice ,
- chicanery ,
- craftiness ,
- cunning ,
- dirty dealing ,
- dirty pool ,
- dirty trick ,
- dirty work ,
- dishonesty ,
- dissimulation ,
- duplicity ,
- foul play ,
- run-around ,
- ruse ,
- sellout ,
- sharp practice ,
- treachery ,
- trickery ,
- trickiness ,
- wiliness .
- blackmail ,
- cheating ,
- crooked deal ,
- double-dealing ,
- extortion ,
- fast one ,
- hosing ,
- hustle ,
- rip-off ,
- shady deal ,
- shakedown ,
- snow job ,
- sucker game .
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v.
• backstab • beguile- burn ,
- chisel ,
- delude ,
- entice ,
- exploit ,
- finesse ,
- flimflam ,
- gyp ,
- have ,
- impose on ,
- jockey ,
- lure ,
- manipulate ,
- play ,
- play for a sucker ,
- rook ,
- rope in ,
- seduce ,
- shave ,
- snow ,
- stick ,
- string along ,
- suck in ,
- take .
- abandon ,
- bite the hand that feeds you ,
- blow the whistle ,
- break faith ,
- break trust ,
- break with ,
- deliver up ,
- desert ,
- finger ,
- forsake ,
- go back on ,
- inform against ,
- jilt ,
- knife ,
- let down ,
- play false ,
- turn in ,
- turn state's evidence ,
- walk out on .
- affect ,
- bunco ,
- counterfeit ,
- fake ,
- fake out ,
- feign ,
- fool ,
- jive ,
- lie ,
- pretend ,
- psych out ,
- put on ,
- sham ,
- shuck ,
- simulate .
- DO ,
- bamboozle ,
- beat ,
- bilk ,
- bleed ,
- caboodle ,
- cozen ,
- crib ,
- diddle ,
- do a number on ,
- double-deal ,
- fast talk ,
- finagle ,
- fleece ,
- fudge ,
- give bum steer ,
- gouge ,
- hose ,
- jerk around ,
- milk ,
- pull one's leg ,
- ream ,
- rip off ,
- sandbag ,
- screw ,
- shaft ,
- short ,
- skin ,
- stiff ,
- sucker ,
- take for a ride ,
- take out ,
- trim ,
- victimize .
- cajole ,
- chicane ,
- coax ,
- hoax ,
- hornswoggle ,
- inveigle ,
- sweet-talk ,
- wheedle .
- backtalk ,
- block ,
- bollix ,
- buck ,
- crab ,
- cramp ,
- crimp ,
- deny ,
- flummox ,
- foil ,
- foul up ,
- frustrate ,
- have bone to pick ,
- impede ,
- interfere ,
- knock props out ,
- louse up ,
- obstruct ,
- oppose ,
- resist ,
- snafu ,
- stonewall ,
- stump ,
- stymie ,
- take on ,
- take wind out of sails ,
- thwart .
- Illude ,
- beguile ,
- betray ,
- bluff ,
- cheat ,
- con ,
- cross ,
- deceive ,
- defraud ,
- double deal ,
- dupe ,
- four-flush ,
- hoodwink ,
- humbug ,
- juggle ,
- mislead ,
- sell ,
- sell out ,
- split ,
- swindle ,
- take in ,
- trick ,
- two-time .
- bait ,
- bunk ,
- enmesh ,
- entangle ,
- lead astray ,
- misdirect ,
- misinform ,
- pervert ,
- pull wool over eyes ,
- tempt .
Other relevant words:
- be disloyal ,
- be unfaithful ,
- break promise ,
- commit treason ,
- double cross ,
- inform on ,
- informed on ,
- sell down the river ,
- stab in back ,
- stab in the back ,
- turn informer ,
- turn traitor ,
- turning traitor ,
- turns informer .
- beat out of ,
- buffalo ,
- circumvent ,
- clip ,
- cross up ,
- disappoint ,
- ensnare ,
- entrap ,
- falsify ,
- gull ,
- hook ,
- impose upon ,
- lead on ,
- outwit ,
- play joke on ,
- pull fast one ,
- rob ,
- take advantage of ,
- take for ,
- take for ride ,
- take to cleaners .
- alter ,
- change ,
- conjure ,
- disguise ,
- doctor ,
- fix ,
- maneuver ,
- misrepresent ,
- modify ,
- perform magic ,
- prestidigitate ,
- shuffle ,
- tamper with .
- scam .
How to use "Doublecross" in context?
The term "doublecross" is used frequently in the world of espionage and covert operations. It refers to the betrayal of one's own team, often with the intent of achieving a personal gain. Doublecrossing can take many forms, but is most often accomplished by selling sensitive information to the enemy or by cooperating with them while intending to later betray them. It is a risky strategy, and one that can often backfire if not executed correctly. Doublecrossing can also be a strategic tool used to compromise enemies or gain an advantage.
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- Synonyms:
- divider, segregator, Detailer, Divorcer, Estranger, Isolator, severer.
