deceitfully (Meaning)

Wordnet

deceitfully (r)

in a corrupt and deceitful manner

Webster

With intent to deceive.

No weak antonyms found.

The con artist deceitfully convinced his victims to invest in his fraudulent scheme.
She smiled deceitfully as she plotted her next move to undermine her colleague.
The politician spoke deceitfully, making promises he had no intention of keeping.
He deceitfully manipulated the evidence to make it seem like he was innocent.
Despite appearing friendly, she acted deceitfully behind her friends' backs.
The thief deceitfully pickpocketed unsuspecting tourists in the crowded marketplace.
The lawyer deceitfully twisted the facts to sway the jury in favor of his client.
The student deceitfully copied his classmate's homework and claimed it as his own.
The villain deceitfully pretended to befriend the hero, only to betray him later.
The salesman deceitfully exaggerated the benefits of his product to make a sale.

in a corrupt and deceitful mannerWith intent to deceive.

cannily, artfully, deceptively,falsely, dishonestly, underhanded,hypocritically, sharply, unnaturally, insidiously

artlessly, naively, unaffectedly, simply, naïvely, guilelessly, ingenuously, naturally, innocently, artlessly

The con artist deceitfully convinced his victims to invest in his fraudulent scheme.

She smiled deceitfully as she plotted her next move to undermine her colleague.

The politician spoke deceitfully, making promises he had no intention of keeping.

He deceitfully manipulated the evidence to make it seem like he was innocent.