untrustworthiness
71dishonesty — I (Roget s IV) n. Syn. deceit, deception, falsehood, trickery, infidelity, faithlessness, falsity, craft, artifice, duplicity, wiliness, untrustworthiness, insidiousness, cunning, guile, perfidiousness, slyness, perfidy, double dealing,… …
72credibility gap — n. obvious difference of opinion between purported and actual facts; untrustworthiness; discrepancy …
73faithlessness — n. unreliability; disloyalty; lack of faith; untrustworthiness …
74perfidy — [ pə:fɪdi] noun literary deceitfulness; untrustworthiness. Origin C16: via Fr. from L. perfidia treachery …
75untrustworthy — adjective unable to be trusted. Derivatives untrustworthiness noun …
76slipperiness — n. 1. Lubricity, smoothness. 2. Glibness, smoothness. 3. Uncertainty, mutability, changeableness, unsteadiness. 4. Lubricity, untrustworthiness, shiftiness, instability …
77dishonesty — noun Richard was a victim of his business manager s dishonesty Syn: fraud, fraudulence, corruption, cheating, chicanery, double dealing, deceit, deception, duplicity, lying, falseness, falsity, falsehood, untruthfulness; craft, cunning, trickery …
78disloyalty — noun the investigation uncovered more cases of disloyalty than anyone had originally suspected Syn: unfaithfulness, infidelity, inconstancy, faithlessness, fickleness, unreliability, untrustworthiness, betrayal, falseness; duplicity, double… …
79double-dealing — noun your double dealing will eventually be your undoing Syn: duplicity, treachery, betrayal, double crossing, unfaithfulness, untrustworthiness, infidelity, bad faith, disloyalty, breach of trust, fraud, underhandedness, cheating, dishonesty,… …
80perfidy — noun, literary the perfidy of her husband Syn: treachery, duplicity, deceit, deceitfulness, disloyalty, infidelity, faithlessness, unfaithfulness, betrayal, treason, double dealing, untrustworthiness, breach of trust; literary perfidiousness …
