subterfuge
اذیت دہی
definition
noun
Jonson's plays challenged the audience to examine the impact of a society governed by deceit and subterfuge .
deceit used in order to achieve one's goal.
example
There's plenty of action, intrigue, and 'subterfuge' in exotic locales around the world with a compelling variety of weapons and gadgets and a motley cast of nefarious villains to contend with.
But Yudhishtira had little talent for 'subterfuge' and I could only advise him to wrap a cloak around his head and shoulders and show himself in public as little as possible.
We better tell him the truth, and all of it, without any 'subterfuge' or deception.
They became haughty and arrogant, and began to love the art of 'subterfuge' and deception, as well as politics and law.
Fighting subterfuge with 'subterfuge' did not appeal to me.
A person like myself whose sole goal is good government is vulnerable to 'subterfuge' and concerted efforts by a disloyal colleague like Dan to remove me from the Parliament.
But what's possibly the most damning aspect of this is the level of dishonesty, 'subterfuge' and cover-up.
The fact that the page already blocked such potential 'subterfuge' brought no comment, nor did the suggestion that the administrators simply exclude the votes from addresses they found suspicious in origin.
This is a gang whose members are masters of 'subterfuge' and sleight of hand, and they play for big money, jewels, banks and other high-security projects.
But, just in case you get the idea that all was pretence and 'subterfuge' , I feel I should let you know just how the mother of a friend of mine described the communist years.
he had to use 'subterfuge' and bluff on many occasions
Using guerrilla tactics and 'subterfuge' , Alfred beat the Vikings at their own game.
Of course if the Government simply waits for a few months, and then tries to reintroduce the RIP Act revisions, the withdrawal will be seen as 'subterfuge' .
The debate itself was a case study in the misinformation, obstinancy, 'subterfuge' , rancour and fear that has characterised the fraught process.
They both seem eager to give the impression they don't require any tricks or 'subterfuge' to advance.
To understand those tactics - which included 'subterfuge' to get into pirates' premises - we need to go back to the 1902 law and ask why it was such a failure.
The first group make a living by pretence; the second are masters of 'subterfuge' for whom truth, in the form of exposure, can be deadly.
This is unskillful because it requires 'subterfuge' and deceit, it means that solemn promises made at the time of marriage are broken, and it amounts to a betrayal of trust.
But 'subterfuge' will only contribute to an ecclesial culture of hypocrisy.
Fuzzyheaded thinking suggesting that it is possible to manipulate the Northern state by 'subterfuge' should also be discarded since it is not possible to transform an existing state apparatus.
Jonson's plays challenged the audience to examine the impact of a society governed by deceit and 'subterfuge' .
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