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Meanings of act dishonourably in English
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Usage of act dishonourably in English
1
I should say, "You shall not stir, if you mean to act dishonourably."
2
It is the spirit of distrust that-assumingthat a child will act dishonourably-islikely to drive her to do so.
3
I thought you'd think I'd acted dishonourably in-infollowing her like this.
4
Lady Mary, I stake my word that Crichton is incapable of acting dishonourably.
5
The owner also who hides his property from robbers, cannot be regarded as acting dishonourably.
6
It always pains me to acknowledge that any man, even an adversary, has acted dishonourably.
7
'I fear you wouldn't have succeeded in making your brother act dishonourably,' Adela replied.
8
"You don't think I'm acting dishonourably, do you, Mrs. Peedles?" I asked.