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Underhand

usgb/ˌʌndərˈhænd/Volume
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Negative ConnotationPlay
Underhand often implies unethical or unfair behavior, invoking a sense of disapproval. SlideHis underhand approach to business angered many clients.
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When something is underhand, it's usually hidden from public view or done without openly admitting. SlideThey engaged in underhand negotiations to avoid attention.
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Watch for nuanced differences; underhand actions might be legal but still frowned upon. SlideThe politician's underhand comments were technically within the rules.