Deceitful is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DECEITFUL in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• given to deceiving
• guilty of or involving deceit; deceiving or misleading others
• full of deceit
• Full of, or characterized by, deceit; serving to mislead or insnare; trickish; fraudulent; cheating; insincere.
• intended to deceive
• marked by deliberate deceptiveness especially by pretending one set of feelings and acting under the influence of another
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• having a tendency or disposition to deceive;; not honest; deceptive, misleading

Words related to DECEITFUL

covinous13 deceitfully20 deceitfulness19 deceitfulnesses21 wileful13

How to use DECEITFUL in a sentence

• Beware lest any man come and spoil you thorow philosophy and deceitful vanity, thorow the traditions of men, and ordinances after the world, and not after Christ.
• I could not have thought it, truly! But men are very deceitful, now-a-days.
• Those who had won the way to the front and achieved safety, unless defeated by an unexpected rear attack, wore an appearance of deceitful calm.
• Perhaps she might find some place where letters might be sent to her? Yet that seemed to her deceitful.
• A State which employed deceitful methods would soon sink into disrepute.
• My dear friends, I am more particular in this, because it is a most deceitful delusion, whereby so many people are carried away, that they believe already.
• He is described as a brutal savage, wily, deceitful, and cruel.
• Few people, perhaps, consider me reticent, but in some cases I am afraid I am even deceitful.
• He himself never saw this, nor that all he told me showed he was without the moral sense, and with an instinctive enjoyment of what was deceitful, mean, and underhand.
• And so this false Dream or Lying Spirit was sent on its deceitful errand.
• The fiery spirit he had swallowed was lending a deceitful warmth to his veins.
• John visits her in her cell, and obtains her pardon by promising to renounce his deceitful splendour and to fly with her.
• So he sent his servant to win her with jewels, but the deceitful fellow intended to hide the treasures in a forest.
• It deals effectually with the deceitful heart, the insidious, tempting thoughts, and the unstable will.
• For it is like a picture, which can give no answer to a question, and has only a deceitful likeness of a living creature.
• Wilkins might easily believe she had been taken in, and that she, Scrap, was deceitful.
• Philip was secretly pleased to hear the news, outwardly he expressed sorrow and sympathy, and nobody but himself suspected how mean and deceitful he was.
• They kept him bound merely to please the flattering, deceitful Jews.
• From perfectly trustworthy information I gather that appearances are in this matter more than usually deceitful.
• He knew well in his heart that the Church of Rome was, in the eyes of this old man, a false and deceitful body, for whom there was really nothing to be said.
• But we suspect that in this case, too, appearances are deceitful.
• Thou small thing, thou art a fool! The queen, in the beam of whose countenance thou disportest thyself, is altogether deceitful and loves thee not.
• Veiled in the recesses of Thy being, Thou dost forge fate and time, and life and death, and fear and joy, and deceitful and credulous hope.
• The alternative was, having made up his mind that all these outward signs were deceitful, to alter his life in such a way that he would not have to be present at such ceremonials.
• The former frankly sent me to the right about, but the latter was a deceitful lot.
• I thought how good I was to you, but that heart of ours is deceitful and perverse, full of self-righteousness and pride.
• I am persuaded that his passion for me was sincere, however deceitful he may have been with others.
• And the bed of the Cretan AErope deceitful in a deceitful marriage has come as a finishing stroke on me and my father, to the miserable destruction of our family.
• And yet, so strongly does Satan work in our deceitful hearts, I scarcely remember a season wherein I have been more averse to these duties.
• There is something quite revolting to me in a deceitful woman.

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