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Pronunciation:
[ dˈʌbə͡ldˌiːlɪŋ], [ dˈʌbəldˌiːlɪŋ], [ d_ˈʌ_b_əl_d_ˌiː_l_ɪ_ŋ]
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Similar words for doubledealing:
- Pecksniffian (adjective)
- corrupt (adjective)
- crooked (adjective)
- deceitful (adjective)
- devious (adjective)
- dirty (adjective)
- dishonest (adjective)
- double-dealing (adjective)
- faithless (adjective)
- false (adjective)
- fraudulent (adjective)
- hypocritical (adjective)
- insincere (adjective)
- lying (adjective)
- perfidious (adjective)
- pharisaic (adjective)
- sly (adjective)
- sneaky (adjective)
- treacherous (adjective)
- two-faced (adjective)
- unprincipled (adjective)
- venal (adjective)
- artificiality (noun)
- betrayal (noun)
- cheat (noun)
- chicanery (noun)
- deceit (noun)
- deception (noun)
- dirt (noun)
- dishonesty (noun)
- disingenuousness (noun)
- disloyalty (noun)
- double-dealing (noun)
- duplicity (noun)
- falsity (noun)
- fraud (noun)
- grift (noun)
- hanky-panky (noun)
- hypocrisy (noun)
- indirection (noun)
- intrigue (noun)
- pharisaism (noun)
- pretense (noun)
- scam (noun)
- sleight of hand (noun)
- swindle (noun)
- treachery (noun)
- trick (noun)
- trickery (noun)
- cheat (verb)
- play dirty (verb)
Synonyms for Doubledealing:
adj.
• Pecksniffian (adjective) • corrupt (adjective)- nefarious,
- open,
- bent,
- knavish,
- unscrupulous,
- venal,
- praetorian,
- bribable,
- foul,
- fixed,
- iniquitous,
- rotten,
- unprincipled,
- tainted,
- on the take,
- gone to the dogs,
- wide open,
- unethical,
- unfaithful,
- inconstant,
- profiteering,
- shady,
- exploiting,
- extortionate,
- fast and loose,
- padded,
- reprobate,
- snide,
- base,
- faithless,
- Suborned,
- mercenary,
- debauched,
- racket up.
- dubious,
- questionable,
- ruthless,
- devious,
- illegal,
- shifty,
- criminal,
- dishonorable,
- crafty,
- indirect,
- unlawful,
- deceitful,
- untruthful,
- underhand.
- fallacious,
- artful,
- roguish,
- delusory,
- false,
- deceptive,
- foxy,
- delusive,
- mendacious,
- Impostrous,
- slick,
- feline,
- furtive,
- designing,
- sly,
- clandestine,
- illusory,
- Astucious,
- stealthy,
- counterfeit,
- insidious,
- beguiling,
- guileful,
- Deceiving,
- misleading,
- rascal,
- subtle,
- astute,
- disingenuous.
- fishy,
- calculating,
- shrewd,
- faking one out,
- erring,
- errant,
- obliquitous,
- surreptitious,
- playing politics,
- scheming,
- not straightforward,
- put on,
- roundabout,
- oblique,
- evasive,
- sneaking,
- playing games.
- slippery,
- sinister,
- elusive,
- recreant,
- unfair,
- disreputable,
- Backbiting,
- hoodwinking,
- villainous,
- Bluffing,
- unctuous,
- traitorous.
- tricky,
- underhanded,
- Swindling,
- ambidextrous,
- wily,
- crooked,
- double,
- sneaky,
- dishonest,
- two-timing,
- lying,
- perfidious,
- insincere,
- hypocritical,
- left- handed,
- fraudulent,
- duplicitous,
- untrustworthy,
- two-faced,
- treacherous.
- fluctuating,
- unconverted,
- unreliable,
- doubting,
- skeptical,
- unstable,
- changeable,
- fickle,
- capricious,
- unbelieving,
- wavering,
- changeful,
- unloyal,
- untrue.
- renegade,
- malicious,
- mythomaniac,
- rascally,
- Forsworn,
- mean,
- Deluding,
- apostate,
- Perjured,
- disloyal,
- malevolent,
- falsehearted,
- Canting,
- wicked,
- scoundrelly,
- treasonable.
- assuming,
- affected,
- hollow,
- jivey,
- pious,
- pharisaical,
- smooth-tongued,
- glib,
- bland,
- unnatural,
- feigning,
- oily,
- self-righteous,
- sanctimonious,
- left-handed,
- pietistic,
- smooth-spoken,
- smooth,
- artificial,
- caviling,
- specious,
- moralistic,
- captious.
- falsifying,
- fibbing,
- misrepresenting,
- Inventing,
- Equivocating,
- misstating,
- Prevaricating,
- committing perjury.
- intriguing,
- ingenious,
- smart,
- canny,
- mischievous,
- conniving,
- secret,
- sharp,
- arch,
- impish,
- Plotting,
- cagey,
- covert.
n.
• artificiality (noun) • betrayal (noun)- sellout,
- let-down,
- unfaithfulness,
- giveaway,
- falseness,
- double-dealing,
- judas kiss,
- treason,
- double-crossing.
- fix,
- Cozening,
- dirty trick,
- dodge,
- wrong,
- hustle,
- humbug,
- stunt,
- gyp,
- sting,
- fast shuffle,
- spoof,
- scam,
- frame,
- rip-off,
- shady deal,
- cover up,
- plant,
- con,
- shell game,
- put-on,
- jive,
- bunco,
- fast one,
- swindle,
- jazz,
- hoax,
- sham,
- run around,
- con game,
- bill of goods,
- fake,
- bamboozlement,
- Hoaxing,
- racket,
- snow job,
- sell,
- imposture,
- artifice,
- whitewash,
- baloney,
- dirty pool,
- flimflam.
- machination,
- subterfuge,
- skullduggery,
- wiles,
- intrigue,
- underhandedness,
- plot,
- deviousness,
- ruse,
- furtiveness,
- sophistry,
- ploy,
- feint,
- maneuver,
- gambit,
- surreptitiousness,
- cheating,
- stratagem.
- slyness,
- Dissemblance,
- smoke and mirrors,
- ambidexterity,
- two-facedness,
- ambidextrousness,
- craftiness,
- overreaching,
- craft,
- Defrauding,
- guile,
- imposition,
- fraudulence,
- dissimulation,
- dirty dealing,
- deceitfulness,
- cunning,
- Entrapping,
- trapping,
- pretense.
- blarney,
- beguilement,
- dirt,
- disinformation,
- juggling,
- hokum,
- trumpery,
- deceptiveness,
- boondoggle,
- Defraudation,
- cozenage,
- falsehood,
- prevarication,
- legerdemain,
- dupery,
- insincerity,
- trickiness,
- sophism,
- betrayal,
- circumvention,
- untruth,
- equivocation,
- cheat.
- faithlessness,
- bunk,
- infamy,
- rascality,
- criminality,
- corruption,
- unscrupulousness,
- insidiousness,
- Improbity,
- hocus-pocus,
- stealing,
- perfidiousness,
- graft,
- falsity,
- crookedness,
- infidelity,
- wiliness.
- sedition,
- inconstancy,
- breach of trust,
- disaffection,
- Recreancy,
- apostasy,
- betrayal of trust,
- untrueness,
- seditiousness,
- breaking of faith,
- violation,
- subversive activity.
- dishonesty,
- chicane,
- hypocrisy,
- trickery,
- deceit,
- chicanery,
- sharp practice,
- perfidy,
- hanky-panky,
- fraud,
- bad faith,
- treachery,
- foul play,
- duplicity,
- deception,
- mendacity,
- fourberie.
- lie,
- inaccuracy,
- unreality,
- erroneousness,
- misrepresentation,
- error,
- story,
- tale,
- canard,
- fib,
- uncandidness,
- disingenuousness,
- fallacy.
- skunk,
- shakedown,
- extortion,
- line,
- song and dance,
- blackmail,
- string,
- Duping,
- spuriousness,
- Barratry,
- song,
- smoke.
- liaison,
- funny business,
- monkey business,
- hankie-pankie,
- knavery,
- fooling around,
- mischief,
- dalliance,
- sexual activity,
- fling,
- machinations,
- romance,
- devilry,
- love affair,
- flirtation,
- hokey-pokey,
- amour,
- shenanigans.
- sanctimoniousness,
- unctuousness,
- Pharisaicalness,
- affectation,
- phoniness,
- bigotry,
- casuistry,
- pietism,
- cant,
- speciousness,
- lip service,
- mockery,
- irreverence,
- glibness,
- false profession,
- dissembling,
- display,
- Pharisaism,
- sanctimony,
- quackery.
- deal,
- hookup,
- manipulation,
- conspiracy,
- design,
- plan,
- collusion,
- contrivance,
- cabal,
- game,
- frame-up,
- complication,
- little game,
- wile.
- gag,
- guise,
- acting,
- fakery,
- semblance,
- shuffling,
- mask,
- appearance,
- excuse,
- evasion,
- facade,
- misstatement,
- routine,
- posturing,
- schtick,
- veneer,
- dumb act,
- pretentiousness,
- pretext,
- fabrication,
- veil,
- ostentation,
- stall,
- claim,
- make-believe,
- invention,
- masquerade,
- posing,
- act,
- cloak,
- simulation,
- falsification,
- charade,
- faking.
v.
• cheat (verb)- gouge,
- rip off,
- bilk,
- burn,
- crib,
- sucker,
- dupe,
- deceive,
- fast talk,
- fleece,
- hose,
- DO,
- take out,
- do a number on,
- diddle,
- beguile,
- hoodwink,
- bamboozle,
- trick,
- defraud,
- give bum steer,
- rook,
- double-cross,
- beat,
- trim,
- cozen,
- shuck,
- screw,
- pull one's leg,
- bleed,
- stiff,
- victimize,
- delude,
- finagle,
- milk,
- take for a ride,
- jerk around,
- double-deal,
- rope in,
- cross,
- short,
- fudge,
- mislead,
- snow,
- ream,
- take,
- skin,
- two-time,
- take in,
- chisel,
- sandbag,
- caboodle,
- shaft.
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