a duplicitous traitor/spy/politician
Many people see that as a duplicitous approach to an objective which is not explicitly declared.
There was no mention of duplicitous local authorities, but no real apology either.
There is nothing duplicitous about placing amendments on the amendment paper.
Quite frankly, he has been duplicitous on a number of occasions.
It is concerned with increased integration which, as part of a duplicitous package, involves increased repression and control.
That was duplicitous and disingenuous, to say the least.
They are so duplicitous that they would not ask for water if they were thirsty.
In the early modern printed book, perhaps more intensely than its manuscript predecessor, the friction between competing modes of authorship placed the duplicitous nature of the author in sharp relief.
