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| deliberate deception or trickery by speaking or acting in 2 different ways concerning the same matter |
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cone in a underhanded manner, tricky, shifty
straying from a straight or direct course
departing from the correct or proer way, erring |
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adopted or assumed in order to decieve;false
of fiction, imaginary, unreal |
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free of slyness or craftiness
simple and innocent |
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| easily decieved or fooled |
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| pretending to have some desirable or publicly approved attitude; insincere |
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to have or put on a deceptive appearance; to wear a mask or disguise
a dance or party at which masks or fancy costumes are worn
a dsguise or false outward show; pretense |
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| open and observable, apparent |
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having a good name, well thought of
honorable |
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devotion to the truth; honesty
conformity to truth or fact, accuracy or precision |
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| keenness or sharpness in detecting, distinguishing, or selecting |
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| to see or know beforehand |
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| to stare with amazement with the mouth open |
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of or pretaining ot a highly personalized response to art or experience as opposed to a response based on reason or fact
reflecting a style of paintingo the late 19th century that is marked by concentration or the impression created by the subject |
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the ability to see and understand the true nature of something
an idea of the truew nature of something |
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shortsightedness or lack of good judgement in thinking or planning
nearsightedness |
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having the ability to be keenly aware of things and situations;knowing
marked by understanding |
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to examine or look at broadly
to inspect carefully; scrutinize
to determin the measures, boundaries, or elevation of land or features on the earths surface
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| sophisticated in a international way |
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| the study of the relationship between geopgraphy and politics |
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| unwise, not exibiting good judgement |
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| a unified urban region comprising several large cities and their surrounding areas |
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pertaining to a major city
a high ranked bishop |
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| a general plan, principle, or course of action followed by an organization or individual |
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| an informal or journalistic term for a politican |
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| characteristic of the suburbs, the mainly residential area surrounding large cities |
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like a city
characteristics of a city |
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| elegantly polite or sophisticated |
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