1) (of a person) not telling lies; not cheating or stealing (honest)
2) a kind of large black bird like a crow; castle; to get money from (a person) by cheating or by charging a ridiculously high price (rook)
(guilty) of adultery
unfaithful
(an instance of) voluntary sexual intercourse of a married person with a person to whom he or she is not married
extramarital affair
the act of causing a person to accept as true or genuine something that is false
practice of misleading
not honest
lying, untruthful
not loyal (to a person, one's country etc)
unfaithful
outside the regular course of academic work or studies
unfaithful
disloyal
disloyal
(of a person) often changing one's feelings about another person
vacillating, blowing hot and cold
something imposed, e.g. a tax, burden, fine
deception
(an act of) disloyalty or being unfaithful, especially to a wife or husband
disloyalty to an obligation
(the act of, an instance of) stealing
stealing
deception, joke
deception, joke
not ethical
dishonest, immoral
not fair or just
prejudiced, wrongful
not true (to one's duty, a promise etc); committing adultery
disloyal, adulterous
without moral principles; dishonest
corrupt
not fair; not sporting
prejudiced, wrongful
false; disloyal
dishonest
tricks used to get something one wants
cunning