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to profess ignorance while actually being in the know. Paris Hilton expressed a disingenuous opinion about the business operations of Wal-Mart.
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Karl Smith. See also insincere. You're doing very well! No really, good job, you're doing well!
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Insincere, not straight-forward
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Maintaining an air of credibility when faced with your own lack of sincerity and honesty. Rarely successful. Mike: Fancy getting together later?
Jane: Won't your girlfriend mind? Mike: What girlfriend? Jane: The one you're in a relationship with on facebook? Mike: That's nothing, we only went out a couple of times, nothing's happening! Jane: Maybe you should tell her that :-) Fleur: That's disingenuous mate! |
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