Synonyms for With good faith:
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adj.
• bona fide
- card-carrying
, - for real
, - true to life
, - authentic
, - authoritative
, - credible
, - genuine
, - good-faith
, - legitimate
, - natural
, - official
, - original
, - pure
, - real
, - rightful
, - straight
, - unquestionable
, - veritable
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What are the hypernyms for With good faith?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for with good faith?
Antonyms for the phrase "with good faith" could include dishonestly, deceitfully, treacherously, maliciously, and wickedly. Each of these antonyms describes a person acting with ill-intent or seeking to deceive others. Dishonestly suggests a lack of trustworthiness, while deceitfully implies an intent to mislead. Treacherously indicates a betrayal of trust or allegiance, while maliciously conveys a sense of ill-will or spite. Wickedly suggests an immoral or evil intent. Using any of these antonyms instead of "with good faith" would imply that the person speaking or action being taken was not being honest, trustworthy, or acting with integrity.
What are the antonyms for With good faith?
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