Good faith and Mendaciousness

Good faith

Good faith noun - Having honest intentions.
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Synonyms for Good faith

Mendaciousness is an antonym for good faith.

Mendaciousness

Mendaciousness noun - The tendency to tell lies.
Usage example: her memoirs have such an air of pervasive mendaciousness that she seems to have lost all sense of what truth is

Good faith is an antonym for mendaciousness.
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