duplicitous

duplicitous
See duplicity; duplicity in indictment or information; duplicity in pleading.

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  • duplicitous — ► ADJECTIVE ▪ deceitful …   English terms dictionary

  • duplicitous — [do͞o plis′ə təs, dyo͞oplis′ə təs] adj. having duplicity; deceitful …   English World dictionary

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