1. plural of duplicity; instances of deceitfulness or double-dealing; the quality of being dishonest or deceptive
Usage: Always used in plural form when referring to multiple instances or manifestations of deceit

Examples

• The politician's duplexities were finally exposed by investigative journalists.
• She grew tired of his constant duplexities and ended the relationship.
• The company's duplexities in advertising misled consumers for years.
• Their duplexities became apparent when contradictions in their stories emerged.
• He was known for his duplexities in business dealings, often making promises he never kept.
• The scandal revealed numerous duplexities within the organization's leadership.