duplicitousness

I don't miss the duplicitousness about that side of the business.

It is the duplicitousness that enrages me and most other women I have spoken to.

Captain, it's important we never lose sight of the duplicitousness of my people.

I had been a prisoner in Mother Duck's kingdom long enough to know the true duplicitousness of her nature.

That diminishes the duplicitousness of a hiss able antihero named Proteus.

During the course of the story, questions arise about whether these longtime partners in crime are trying to hoodwink each other, but the story's duplicitousness reaches further than that.

After refutations of Rome rule and English duplicitousness, Ulster 1912 ends with a rather fateful proclamation: “We shall not fall alone.”

Instead of the style and flair that can validate such comedies of duplicitousness, "Don't Dress for Dinner" settles for deviousness as its own end.

It was inevitable once Ferguson declared the striker would be okay on the eve of the game, his usual duplicitousness on matters of team selection all too predictable.

Kaa the snake, with the voice of Sterling Holloway, becomes a marvel of seductive duplicitousness, and a brigade of elephants is turned into crusty British military recruits.

Obama remained cool, even in the face of what seemed like intentional baiting by McCain, who on several occasions praised Obama's "eloquence" as if it were a synonym for duplicitousness.