Guilefulness and Good faith

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Guilefulness noun - The inclination or practice of misleading others through lies or trickery.

Usage example: it was guilefulness and not goodness that got the gold digger her millions

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Good faith is an antonym for guilefulness.

Good faith noun - Having honest intentions.

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Guilefulness is an antonym for good faith.

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