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I trust her. Duplicity isn't in her nature or her tool kit.duplicity = deception
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I was stunned by her duplicity. I really thought she loved me.
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I was ashamed of my duplicity.
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Caleb narrows his eyes at me, the way he does when he suspects someone of duplicity. (source)
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asked Harry, who wanted every detail of Snape's duplicity and infamy, feverishly collecting more reasons to hate him, to swear vengeance. (source)duplicity = deception -- such as lying
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I stand, frozen by how duplicitous my life has become. (source)duplicitous = deceptive
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It is a harmless enough duplicity, even a necessary one. (source)duplicity = deception -- such as lying
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"So I thought if I stopped being so, you know, wounded, we could take a shot at just being friends," he says. ... His offer does make me feel better. Less duplicitous somehow. (source)duplicitous = deceptive
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The Twins dislike us-we should be on our guard for any duplicities they might attempt. (source)duplicities = deceptions
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The whole affair was a masterpiece of duplicity aimed at overwhelming them, and it began to succeed. (source)duplicity = deception -- such as lying
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There is a big flurry of publicity-obvious PR plants-after the Nipponese tried to use their old-boy network to shut him out of the telecommunications market there, and he took it to the American public, spending $10 million of his own money on a campaign to convince Americans that the Nipponese were duplicitous schemers. (source)duplicitous = deceptive (lying to or misleading others)
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Whatever Conklin's faults and duplicities, few men in the intelligence community had the insights and the sources he had developed over a lifetime of commitment. (source)duplicities = deceptions
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And you didn't learn of her duplicity until after her death. (source)duplicity = deception -- such as lying
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It is possible this is a case of hindsight colouring my memory, but I have a distinct feeling that it was at that moment I first sensed something odd, something duplicitous perhaps, about this apparently charming American gentleman. (source)duplicitous = deceptive
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He followed the Janus image down to a blazing channel of doubles, pairs, linkages and duplicities to—Reich?† (source)duplicities = deceptions
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But mostly, I'm hoping that it will be my mother's voice I hear next, laughing at my duplicity, forgiving me for everything, even this bit of trickery. (source)duplicity = deception -- such as lying
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