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treacherousness
noun as in treachery
Weak matches
- betrayal
- bunco
- corruption
- dirty dealing
- dirty pool
- dirty trick
- dirty work
- disaffection
- dodge
- double-cross
- double-dealing
- duplicity
- faithlessness
- fake
- falseness
- fast shuffle
- flimflam
- grift
- infidelity
- perfidiousness
- perfidy
- put on
- racket
- recreancy
- scam
- sellout
- shell game
- skin game
- spoof
- stab in the back
- sweet-talk
- treason
- two-timing
- whitewash
Example Sentences
"Over 20 years have passed since the attack on NYC , and workers and their families deserve to see the proof of her treacherousness."
They recently published a paper showing the stress that internal border checkpoints place on migrants crossing the desert, the latest step in their quest to create empirical evidence for the increasing treacherousness of the border.
How a man of “fathomless cynicism, cruelty and treacherousness” achieves power is the subject of “Richard III” — and many editorials warning about the 2016 election.
And speaking of treacherousness, things were not, in any way, progressing as Flora had planned.
According to Pellington, the treacherousness of the terrain surprised Pearl Jam, which refrained for six years from making another music video: “I think Pearl Jam was very, very upset that this piece about an alienated kid who killed himself was taken to be this glorified piece about a guy who shoots his classmates.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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