Act of perfidy will not survive for too long. [noun]
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Thus Nicholas, who refused to believe in the perfidy ascribed by Frederick William to Austria, 2 was the immediate cause of Prussia's humiliation at Olmiitz. [noun]
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All the vices - perfidy, avarice, debauchery, ambition, flattery - fought within him for the mastery. [noun]
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Artifice, or rather perfidy, was the main element in the politics of ancient Rome. [noun]
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He then called on the accused himself to answer the charge of disloyalty and perfidy. [noun]
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He knows the country and the people, and can be bribed to every perfidy. [noun]
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Benjamin Franklin was among those who believed he deserved punishment for his perfidy. [Please select]
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This has been forced upon us by the perfidy of other nations. [Please select]
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"Have you confronted this rector with his perfidy, Richard." [Please select]
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By this time Jack Everson had lost all doubt of the perfidy of the man. [Please select]
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"How dare you speak of perfidy when you saw her repulse me." [Please select]
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