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Underhand
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Underhand
Describing a secret or sneaky action. For example, one may underhandedly plot to remove the CEO of a corporation. Some underhand actions are illegal or unethical, but very often they are simply part of doing business.


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Among the gondola rides and uncommon beauty of the sinking Italian city, Kate underhandedly plays matchmaker, encouraging Merton to court the American heiress, have her fall in love with him, and then use the fortune he will inherit to wed Kate with her aunt's approval.
What Briatore and his cohort Pat Symonds underhandedly schemed might well yet be regarded as criminal by the Singapore authorities pondering on extradition.
Again, ask someone from your own country if they can recommend any agents sometimes, agents or companies will pretend to have your best interest in mind, but will underhandedly make deals to overcharge you and profit from the process.
 
 
 
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