dishonesty
സത്യസന്ധതയില്ലായ്മ
definition
noun
the dismissal of thirty civil servants for dishonesty and misconduct
deceitfulness shown in someone's character or behavior.
example
The athlete cheats and through his 'dishonesty' he wins a gold medal and earns a considerable amount of money.
Instead he had committed offences of 'dishonesty' in the past and served a jail sentence for manufacturing counterfeit coins.
You can always get what you want by bribery and corruption, 'dishonesty' and deviousness.
I have wondered about deleting the post, but there would be a fundamental 'dishonesty' in doing so.
It is a farce, founded on 'dishonesty' : like the old regime itself.
Honesty or 'dishonesty' must however always be a question for the jury, and the present type of case is no exception.
the dismissal of thirty civil servants for 'dishonesty' and misconduct
As an economic system it was based upon corruption, 'dishonesty' and debt.
But he tends to leave an impression of intellectual 'dishonesty' , a disconcerting lack of sincerity.
It is taken as a truism by most people that 'dishonesty' and yobbish behaviour are on the increase in society.
He fought against 'dishonesty' and corruption, opportunism and cowardice.
This is distinct from 'dishonesty' and misconduct, which should not be tolerated.
Cynicism and 'dishonesty' characterize the administration of the program.
That is not what this Inquiry should be about, so I think that is - there is a 'dishonesty' around some of what you have been told.
He did not hide his displeasure about the loss of integrity and how 'dishonesty' has set in.
There is now an endemic 'dishonesty' attached to everything this prime minister says and does.
There is actually a 'dishonesty' , really, about that slogan that says to keep it in the laboratory and it will be OK.
Too much people lack integrity and it is 'dishonesty' that keeps them from being able to reason out issues.
It was, in any case, a terrifying miscalculation which led to a fundamental 'dishonesty' .
There was no evidence of 'dishonesty' or bad character with respect to either of them.
Distorting news is not just writing to be read, it is deceitfulness and 'dishonesty' at their worst.
It makes me want to grab this boy and keep him safe, unsullied by this world of 'dishonesty' and guile, just as his parents must have wanted to.
Explaining to students what is acceptable behaviour is important when trying to reduce 'dishonesty' .
With that comes corruption, 'dishonesty' , unfaithfulness, and being immoral.
This may be seen as part of a value system based upon personal honour, which eschews deceit and 'dishonesty' towards members of the social group.
Fortunately their own innate 'dishonesty' makes them very bad at it.
the dismissal of thirty civil servants for 'dishonesty' and misconduct
Little 'dishonesties' start growing, debts start mounting - and an avenue of intimacy is closed off.
Finally, a major publication has taken up one of the key 'dishonesties' in the President's argument for phasing out Social Security.
Then the film melts into a strange political gloop, where significant facts are stickily mixed with half-arguments, innuendos and outright 'dishonesties' .
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