shyster Antonyms
Meaning of shyster
shyster (n)
a person (especially a lawyer or politician) who uses unscrupulous or unethical methods
shyster (n.)
A trickish knave; one who carries on any business, especially legal business, in a mean and dishonest way.
shyster Sentence Examples
- The shyster lawyer swindled his clients out of their life savings.
- The politician's campaign promises were nothing more than shyster tactics.
- He was known throughout the industry as a shyster who couldn't be trusted.
- The shyster used his charm and charisma to deceive unsuspecting investors.
- The shyster's schemes were elaborate and designed to exploit the vulnerable.
- The detective was closing in on the shyster's criminal enterprise.
- The shyster's days of deception were numbered as the authorities caught up to him.
- The lawyer defended his client, claiming the accusations of shysterism were baseless.
- The shyster's reputation as a con artist preceded him, casting a shadow over his every interaction.
- The shyster's downfall served as a warning to others who would seek to profit from dishonesty.
FAQs About the word shyster
a person (especially a lawyer or politician) who uses unscrupulous or unethical methodsA trickish knave; one who carries on any business, especially legal busin
lawyer, attorney, pettifogger, counsellor, prosecutor, counsel, solicitor, counselor, Philadelphia lawyer, ambulance chaser
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The shyster lawyer swindled his clients out of their life savings.
The politician's campaign promises were nothing more than shyster tactics.
He was known throughout the industry as a shyster who couldn't be trusted.
The shyster used his charm and charisma to deceive unsuspecting investors.
