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She says she's helping out of kindness, but I suspect she has ulterior motives.ulterior = hidden
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The report is untrue. It serves only to advance the union's ulterior motives.
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The legislation completely dovetails with the ulterior motives of the domestic sugar industry.
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It didn't occur to him that Laura might have had an ulterior motive in seeking him out.† (source)
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I had a hard time imagining that it was him that was talking to Paul, that he had some ulterior motive in this.† (source)
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The desperation melted and, for the briefest of moments, the ulterior motives were gone.† (source)
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I suspected her of ulterior motives.† (source)ulterior = hidden
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Such a paragraph would not be created without having some purpose, some ulterior motive.† (source)
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Sophie had an ulterior motive for choosing that particular spot.† (source)
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You haven't found out about my ulterior motives yet.† (source)
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Nor did he have any ulterior motives.† (source)
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I think you have an ulterior motive.† (source)
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He watched the admiral pour a generous amount, perhaps with the ulterior motive of making him speak more freely.† (source)
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Adam didn't have an ulterior motive; he wasn't pushing hard to win the hearts and minds.† (source)
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There's no ulterior motive for this project, right?† (source)
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She knew there were no ulterior motives behind the questions, it was just natural curiosity, but even so, she was never quite sure what to say, other than to state the truth.† (source)
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