duplicity

IPA: dupɫˈɪsɪti

Examples of "duplicity" in Sentences

His duplicity is self evident in his own statements.
In some circles that type of duplicity is called, hypocrisy!!!
What they called duplicity was, ironically, my sincere effort at authenticity.
Folks, duplicity is equally hollow in the newspaper business as it is in politics.
But I think his duplicity is relevant to his character as someone who has built his career on exposing other's private lives.
Dayton used the word "duplicity" in referring to the way stadium talks broke up Nov. 2 over Zellers' e-mail to Republican caucus members opposing a special session.
"They know me! they are cautious!" muttered Sybil, biting her lips with suppressed fury; for their forbearance, which she called duplicity, enraged her more than all their flirting had done.
The other Rebuplican duplicity is to label a piece of legislation opposite of it's intended purpose ( "Healthy Forest Initiative" = cut down the last of America's old-growth forest, "Clean Skies Initiative" = relax pollution laws, release more mercury, sulfer dioxide, etc.)