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Meanings of perfidiousness in English
Synonyms
Examples for "treachery"
Examples for "treachery"
1
His captain saw this as treachery; Pietersen saw it as common sense.
2
A week ago English cricket was a land of treachery and recriminations.
3
Since his treachery, the sorceress had seen Lochivan in a new light.
4
The worst feature in the character of the Assyrians was their treachery.
5
But in Russia this has led to treachery of a new sort.
1
But their perfidy had been discovered and the family destroyed decades ago.
2
Russia stands for reaction; England for selfishness and perfidy; France for decadence.
3
Nothing approaching the perfidy of it could happen in the present age.
4
In every political party in the Cabinet itself, duplicity and perfidy abounded.
5
He had insisted on this to present further proof of Khartoum's perfidy.
Usage of perfidiousness in English
1
This is false and is an attempt to create a new mythology of Irish nationalist perfidiousness.
2
Their perfidiousness too well deserves such a penance.
3
What, gracious God, is man, that there should be such inconsistency and perfidiousness in his conduct!
4
The senora coquettishly bewailed, in rising and falling inflections, his long absence, his infidelity and general perfidiousness.
5
They must have been the last flickerings of a conscience not quite dead to all sense of perfidiousness and fickleness.
6
I had not been married eight months when you suspected me of every perfidiousness, and you even told me so.
7
Wherefore we very justly experience the perfidiousness of foreigners, while we acted after a most wicked manner against our own nation.
8
Wherein our men are guilty of the most horrid cowardice and perfidiousness, as he says and tells it, that ever Englishmen were.
9
The test, called "agent validation," was supposed to weigh the quality of an agent's information against the perfidiousness of his conduct.
10
Their perfidiousness too well deserves such a penance; and, in short, after having told me where I might hear of her, she disappeared.
11
She once went so far as to say, that it was not superior discernment, which enabled her to suspect the perfidiousness of Walter.
12
Of these, four are the principal: the first is Perfidiousness; the second, Incontinence; the third, Infidelity; the fourth, Pleasure.
13
"As I have told you before," said Jeff Peters, "I never had much confidence in the perfidiousness of woman.
14
"I declared," said he, "Cromwell and his adherents to be guilty of treason and rebellion, aggravated by perfidiousness and hypocrisy.
15
This is false and is an attempt to create a new mythology of Irish nationalist perfidiousness.
16
Their perfidiousness too well deserves such a penance.
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Perfidiousness through the time