In a professional setting, dishonesty is generally discouraged, but there may be rare exceptions where it's considered acceptable, such as protecting sensitive information or maintaining confidentiality. For instance, if revealing certain truths could harm a client, employee, or the organization, withholding information might be justified. Additionally, in negotiations, strategic ambiguity can sometimes be employed to achieve a beneficial outcome. However, such instances should be approached with caution and ethical consideration, as they can damage trust and credibility if mismanaged.
he is a dishonest boy
"Dis" is a prefix. "Honesty" is the root word. "ly" would be a suffix, as "Dishonestly".
Dishonest is an adjective and doesn't have a plural or singular form.
Because of the relative length of the word dishonest, which has 3 syllables, we would say more dishonest, rather than dishonester, as a comparative.
It is not considered grammatically correct to answer "Not" to a yes or no question. If you are just talking to friends it would be fine, but do not do so in a professional setting.
It is not recommended to round up your GPA on a resume as it can be seen as dishonest. It is best to report your GPA accurately to maintain credibility.
No, plagiarism is not acceptable even if a reference page is included. Plagiarism is the act of using someone else's work or ideas without proper acknowledgment, and it is considered unethical and dishonest in academic and professional settings.
she was a professinal singer
dis-honest
yes
she was a professinal singer
Deductive*
1,107,983,492 dollor a year
A lot
when he was 13!
The PROFESSINAL baseball players.
Get a professinal to fix it