Definition of dishonestly in English:

dishonestly

adverbdɪsˈɒnɪstlidɪsˈɑnəstli

In an untrustworthy, deceitful, or insincere way.
he admitted six offences of dishonestly obtaining money
they acted dishonestly for their own selfish gains
Example sentencesExamples
- By continuing to assert dishonestly your innocence in the removal of money you have compelled the family to come here and give evidence.
- He had dishonestly taken bribes with a view to fixing the result of games in which he would be playing.
- He jailed Cooper for one year, saying he had behaved dishonestly to a person who considered him her friend.
- All these claims were made dishonestly.
- A person may dishonestly assist in the commission of a breach of trust without any idea of what a trust means.
- He admitted dishonestly receiving items stolen in a burglary and also theft of a bank card.
- One claim was that a lawyer who was a director of the company had dishonestly assisted in the fraud.
- It was alleged the doctor had won the accreditation by deliberately and dishonestly misrepresenting his career history.
- Mr Brown had dishonestly withheld information.
- The case was fairly and squarely put at trial that they were dishonestly deceiving the court.

Definition of dishonestly in US English:

dishonestly

adverbdɪsˈɑnəstlidisˈänəstlē

In an untrustworthy, deceitful, or insincere way.
he admitted six offenses of dishonestly obtaining money
they acted dishonestly for their own selfish gains
Example sentencesExamples
- He admitted dishonestly receiving items stolen in a burglary and also theft of a bank card.
- The case was fairly and squarely put at trial that they were dishonestly deceiving the court.
- He had dishonestly taken bribes with a view to fixing the result of games in which he would be playing.
- He jailed Cooper for one year, saying he had behaved dishonestly to a person who considered him her friend.
- It was alleged the doctor had won the accreditation by deliberately and dishonestly misrepresenting his career history.
- By continuing to assert dishonestly your innocence in the removal of money you have compelled the family to come here and give evidence.
- One claim was that a lawyer who was a director of the company had dishonestly assisted in the fraud.
- Mr Brown had dishonestly withheld information.
- All these claims were made dishonestly.
- A person may dishonestly assist in the commission of a breach of trust without any idea of what a trust means.

词汇	dishonestly
释义	Definition of dishonestly in English: dishonestly adverbdɪsˈɒnɪstlidɪsˈɑnəstli In an untrustworthy, deceitful, or insincere way. he admitted six offences of dishonestly obtaining money they acted dishonestly for their own selfish gains Example sentencesExamples By continuing to assert dishonestly your innocence in the removal of money you have compelled the family to come here and give evidence. He had dishonestly taken bribes with a view to fixing the result of games in which he would be playing. He jailed Cooper for one year, saying he had behaved dishonestly to a person who considered him her friend. All these claims were made dishonestly. A person may dishonestly assist in the commission of a breach of trust without any idea of what a trust means. He admitted dishonestly receiving items stolen in a burglary and also theft of a bank card. One claim was that a lawyer who was a director of the company had dishonestly assisted in the fraud. It was alleged the doctor had won the accreditation by deliberately and dishonestly misrepresenting his career history. Mr Brown had dishonestly withheld information. The case was fairly and squarely put at trial that they were dishonestly deceiving the court. Definition of dishonestly in US English: dishonestly adverbdɪsˈɑnəstlidisˈänəstlē In an untrustworthy, deceitful, or insincere way. he admitted six offenses of dishonestly obtaining money they acted dishonestly for their own selfish gains Example sentencesExamples He admitted dishonestly receiving items stolen in a burglary and also theft of a bank card. The case was fairly and squarely put at trial that they were dishonestly deceiving the court. He had dishonestly taken bribes with a view to fixing the result of games in which he would be playing. He jailed Cooper for one year, saying he had behaved dishonestly to a person who considered him her friend. It was alleged the doctor had won the accreditation by deliberately and dishonestly misrepresenting his career history. By continuing to assert dishonestly your innocence in the removal of money you have compelled the family to come here and give evidence. One claim was that a lawyer who was a director of the company had dishonestly assisted in the fraud. Mr Brown had dishonestly withheld information. All these claims were made dishonestly. A person may dishonestly assist in the commission of a breach of trust without any idea of what a trust means.
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