Dishonest
Dishonest adjective - Telling or containing lies.
Usage example: dishonest statements on the claims form
Nearby Words: dishonesty, dishonestly
Moral
Moral adjective - Conforming to a high standard of morality or virtue.
Usage example: the kind of moral behavior that is expected of everyone in the parish's youth organization
Both words in one sentence
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Interestingly enough, it has been produced in a lab: people are more likely to be dishonest/commit moral transgressions in a dark environment.
Source: Evil Is Not Well Lit -
The Conscience: Frank Kruse makes it very clear several times that he objects on both legal and moral grounds to Lou's methods and the dishonest way the station spins his work.
Source: Film / Nightcrawler - Moral Myopia: While the Coalition seems to have a villain only hiring policy, your squad-mates' anger over the cruelty of the enemy seems a bit dishonest when they will actively mock and taunt enemy pilots about their friends they just killed, and how much they screamed while dying.
Source: Video Game / Starlancer
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