| A | B |
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| devious (adjective) | done in an underhanded manner; straying from a straight or direct course; departing from the correct or proper way |
| duplicity (noun) | deliberate deception or trickery by speaking or acting in two different way sconcerning the same matter |
| fictitious (adjective) | adopted or assumed in order to deceive; of fiction; imagination |
| guileless (adjective) | free of slyness or craftiness; simple and innocent |
| gullible (adjective) | easily deceived or fooled |
| hypocritical (adjective) | pretending to have some desirable or publicly approved attitude; insincere |
| masquerade (verb) | to have or put on a deceptive appearance; to wear a mask or disguise |
| masquerade (noun) | a dance or party at which masks and fancy costumes are word; a disguise or false outward show |
| overt (adjective) | open and observable; apparent |
| reputable (adjective) | having a good name; well thought of; honorable |
| veracity (noun) | devotion to the truth; honesty; conformity to truth or fact; accuracy and precision |
