disingenuously in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for disingenuously in the English»Spanish Dictionary

disingenuously [Am ˌdɪs(ə)nˈdʒɛnjuəsli, Brit dɪsɪnˈdʒɛnjʊəsli] ADV

disingenuously

de manera insincera

disingenuously

con falsedad

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The parties to this conflict need to be brought together not divided: but those who speak disingenuously of love will engender only further hatred.

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There are, however, ways to do that without being disingenuously hyperbolic and essentially dismissive of past atrocities.

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They expand their network easily because they aren't doing it disingenuously.

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And so pensions have become the single-largest area of public spending -- not welfare benefits as the government disingenuously claims.

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I think anyone who answers questions this disingenuously and evasively should be automatically disqualified from whatever office he's seeking.

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This is, of course, a disingenuously obtuse way of looking at public and private property.

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So they'll say any fiction they want, happily and, yes, disingenuously.

nymag.com

Her pretend-populist messaging is deliberately and disingenuously framing the discussion.

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Disingenuously, the provinces walked, knowing they still had a 3.5-per-cent annual increase in their back pockets.

leaderpost.com

He wrote for the stage, and (perhaps disingenuously) protested against the printing of his works, saying he had no time to revise them.

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