Perfidious

/pərˈfɪdiəs/
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Negative Emotion

Perfidious has a strong negative tone, often indicating betrayal or moral failing.

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He was known for his perfidious nature, constantly betraying his allies.
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Literary Flair

Often used in literature to add a dramatic effect when describing deceit.

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The novel's villain, a perfidious countess, schemed against the heroine.
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Formal Context

Best used in formal situations or writing, rather than casual conversation.

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The diplomat's perfidious dealings came to light in the press conference.
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