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underhanded

[uhn-der-han-did] / ˈʌn dərˈhæn dɪd /




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But it hasn’t been taken that way by some voters, who see the mere existence of the investigation as proof of their own beliefs that politicians are instinctively underhanded.

From Seattle Times

The junta cited “underhanded maneuvers” by the U.N. secretary-general to prevent its full participation in last month’s General Assembly in New York as one of the reasons.

From Seattle Times

Engoron's aggressive and preemptive move, issued on the fourth day of trial in the case, is intended to undermine the underhanded tactics Trump has pulled out so far during the three-year investigation.

From Salon

The statement appealed to "national and international opinion to witness the consequences of this aggressive, underhanded and contemptuous attitude adopted by France."

From Reuters

Opponents derided it as underhanded, slipped through Congress by deceit rather than consensus.

From Los Angeles Times