Moderate as in tartuffery Lack of honesty or sincerity, especially in matters of trust or loyalty; betrayal, as in infidelity. Clear All
6 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Bad Faith'
The child felt a sense of betrayal when he discovered his friend's bad faith in sharing secrets.
The athlete's bad faith in sportsmanship disappointed both fans and teammates.
The divorce proceedings were prolonged due to accusations of bad faith on both sides.
Despite their bad faith, the politicians claimed to be working in the best interest of the public.
The student's bad faith in submitting someone else's work led to severe academic consequences.
The customer filed a complaint against the business for selling a defective product in bad faith.
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