good faith Antonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- slyness
- guile
- artifice
- guile
- deception
- unscrupulousness
- dupery
- mendacity
- deceitfulness
- hypocrisy
- deceitfulness
- insidiousness
- falseness
- smoothness
- duplicity
- dissembling
- cunning
- untruthfulness
- crookedness
- perfidy
- hypocrisy
- slipperiness
- dissembling
- insincerity
- duplicity
- mendaciousness
- furtiveness
- trickery
- perfidy
- trickery
- slyness
- mendaciousness
- double-dealing
- mendacity
- artifice
- crookedness
- dissimulation
- deception
- insincerity
- untruthfulness
- dupery
- falsity
- insidiousness
- indirection
- cunning
- unscrupulousness
- double-dealing
- fakery
- fakery
- treacherousness
- falseness
- smoothness
- furtiveness
- treacherousness
- cozenage
- cozenage
- dissimulation
- indirection
- slipperiness
- falsity
Weak:
- slickness
- slickness
- beguilement
- two-facedness
- prevarication
- underhandedness
- wiliness
- two-facedness
- equivocation
- exaggeration
- beguilement
- oiliness
- fraudulentness
- oiliness
- craftiness
- underhandedness
- inaccuracy
- cunningness
- inaccuracy
- fraudulentness
- prevarication
- exaggeration
- cunningness
- wiliness
- equivocation
- craftiness
Meaning of good faith
Wordnet
good faith (n)
having honest intentions
FAQs About the word good faith
having honest intentions
sincerity, artlessness, straightforwardness, verity, truthfulness,integrity, honesty, credibility, reliability, guilelessness
bad faith, dishonesty, deceit,bad faith, dishonesty, lying, lying, deceit, slyness, guile
The contract was entered into with the parties acting in good faith.
The relationship between them was built on mutual trust and good faith.
The plaintiff sought payment from the defendant in good faith.
The witness provided testimony in good faith, believing it to be true.
