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Deception is the act of
convincing one or many
recipients of
untrue information. The
person creating the
deception knows it to be
false while the receiver...
- rebellion. Some scholars, therefore,
believe that his
reply to
Greeley was
disingenuous and was
intended to re****ure
white people who
would have
opposed a war...
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personal validation rather than any deep-seated conviction, and
engaging in
disingenuous arguments. The
phrase originated in the late 20th
century as a neutral...
- out
letters to
people using the
terms "You're pre-approved". This is
disingenuous by the
companies because they
fully know that many
consumers will see...
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release of a film
called Snuff,
which capitalized on the
legend through a
disingenuous marketing campaign. However, that film, like
others on the topic, relied...
- its
contention that the
images coming out of
Bucha were
fabricated "a
disingenuous response born by
delusional hubris, post-truth on overdrive, (that) does...
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focused on anti-big business, anti-bourgeoisie, and anti-capitalism,
disingenuously using socialist rhetoric to gain the
support of the
lower middle class;...
- to mean
someone pretending to play a role or take on a
personality disingenuously.
Cosplay grew out of the
practice of fan
costuming at
science fiction...
- "classic lyre", but in 1820
Byron could still write,
perhaps slightly disingenuously, I
perceive that in Germany, as well as in Italy,
there is a
great struggle...
-
cause of the programme's 1989 suspension. Some fans
considered this
disingenuous,
since the
programme was
scheduled against the ITV soap
opera Coronation...
