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skullduggery

[ UK /skˈʌldəɡəɹi/ ]
NOUN
  1. verbal misrepresentation intended to take advantage of you in some way

How To Use skullduggery In A Sentence

  • seems credible on the evidence so far, is that the bank masked its skullduggery so completely that no regulator anywhere in the world could get a handle on it.
  • Dank, damp and almost unrelievedly joyless, the Starz miniseries tells a fictional tale of 12th-century politics and the skullduggery that was supposedly part of it, as knaves and heretics vie for the throne of a mucky, pig-ridden and sparsely populated England. TV preview: 'The Pillars of the Earth'
  • Nonetheless, his downfall was caused by his skullduggery in the context of the defeat in Vietnam.
  • seems credible on the evidence so far, is that the bank masked its skullduggery so completely that no regulator anywhere in the world could get a handle on it.
  • This fascinating study of one of the century's greatest ‘scams' shows that financial skullduggery did not begin with Robert Maxwell or Enron.
  • As exchanges become more of a presence in the market, the potential for skullduggery has never been greater.
  • defense, which seems credible on the evidence so far, is that the bank masked its skullduggery so completely that no regulator anywhere in the world could.
  • Ansari depicts the history of the caliphs as a sordid one of oppression and skullduggery.
  • Specifically, it can uncover disciplinary partiality, ideology, hidden interests, professional skullduggery, deception and illusion.
  • defense, which seems credible on the evidence so far, is that the bank masked its skullduggery so completely that no regulator anywhere in the world could.
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