Duplicitously

She duplicitously lied about her qualifications on her job application.

The CEO duplicitously stole the company's funds for his personal use.

The lawyer duplicitously misled the jury during the trial.

The author was accused of duplicitously plagiarizing large portions of her book from other sources.

The politician spoke duplicitously, claiming to support both sides of the argument.

The employee was fired for duplicitously stealing company secrets.

The salesman duplicitously misled his customers about the product's benefits.

The politician duplicitously promised lower taxes but raised them instead.

He duplicitously promised to support his friend's campaign, but secretly worked to sabotage it.

The salesperson duplicitously sold the faulty product to the customer.

The friend duplicitously betrayed her trust by spreading her personal information.

The student duplicitously copied answers from a classmate's test.

She duplicitously told her friend she loved her dress, but later criticized it to someone else.

The student duplicitously plagiarized the essay from the internet.

The politician duplicitously promised to lower taxes to win the election.

The lawyer duplicitously manipulated evidence to secure a favorable outcome for his client.

The landlord acted duplicitously by charging the tenants for repairs that were the landlord's responsibility.

The lawyer was disbarred for duplicitously misleading the court.

The student duplicitously copied the answers from the internet during the exam.

The lawyer duplicitously misled the jury to win the case.

He duplicitously claimed to be a licensed contractor, but in reality, he had no training or certification.

The employee duplicitously took credit for their colleague's work to get a promotion.

The witness testified duplicitously during the trial, leading to a mistrial.

The athlete duplicitously faked an injury to avoid playing in the game.

The investor duplicitously misled his clients about the risks involved in their investments.

He spoke duplicitously to his friend's girlfriend to create a rift between them.

He duplicitously claimed to be a friend but was actually plotting to steal my idea.

The salesman duplicitously misrepresented the quality of his product to make a sale.

The salesperson duplicitously exaggerated the benefits of the product to make a sale.

He duplicitously promised to invest in the company but instead used the funds for personal gain.

The employee duplicitously stole company secrets and sold them to a competitor.

The politician spoke duplicitously about his stance on climate change to win votes.

She duplicitously flattered her way into the position, pretending to be interested in the company's values.

The spy duplicitously posed as a tourist to gather information.

The lawyer duplicitously manipulated the evidence to win the case.

The landlord duplicitously raised the rent without informing the tenants.

The company duplicitously misreported their financial statements to investors.

The coach duplicitously benched the star player to favor his friend's child.

The employee was caught duplicitously stealing from the cash register.

The company duplicitously misled its customers about the safety of their product.

The salesman duplicitously lied about the benefits of the product to make a sale.

The landlord duplicitously refused to return the security deposit to the tenant.

The spy duplicitously obtained classified information from his target.

The student was expelled for duplicitously plagiarizing their paper.

The thief duplicitously stole from the store when the security guard was not looking.

The athlete was accused of duplicitously using performance-enhancing drugs.