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Meanings of as dishonest in English

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Usage of as dishonest in English
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Such an absolute allegation smears all journalists who wrote about it as dishonest.
The Irish Times
2
But perhaps some two-legged millers are quite as dishonest as this small quadruped.
Biographical Stories / (From: "True Stories of History and Biogr...
3
The Ghemara regards a man who gains money by the amusements named, as dishonest.
Tired Church Members
4
A man asking for restitution in such circumstances will hardly be regarded as dishonest.'
John Caldigate
5
To have represented him as dishonest or drunken, would have blunted the weapon's edge.
The Parables of Our Lord
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Worse yet, both are seen as dishonest and corrupt.
The South African
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Well, scientists are human and there are dishonest scientists as well as dishonest everything else.
The new yorker
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And of course everybody knows that there never was such a thing as dishonest store-keepers.
The Winning of Barbara Worth
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But Augustus is as dishonest as either of them, and is odious also all round.
Mr. Scarborough's Family
10
He described such moves as dishonest and counterproductive.
Reuters
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He has denounced the Coventry group as dishonest.
Reuters
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She objected to her regular church-going, as dishonest.
The Daughters of Danaus
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She had always suspected that those slot machines were as dishonest as if they were human.
The Lodger
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At worst, you might get labeled as dishonest.
BBC
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The new poster (see above) is almost as dishonest.
The Irish Times
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Tyler's dismissal came amid intense criticism of the Cruz campaign as dishonest from both Rubio and Trump.
Reuters
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