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Term: In Bad Faith

Description:

In bad faith refers to a legal term used to describe dishonest or deceptive behavior. It commonly refers to a deliberate intent to mislead, conceal the truth, or act with malice rather than good intentions. The term can be applied in various contexts, including legal proceedings, negotiations, contractual agreements, and interpersonal relationships.

Part of Speech:

• Noun
• Adjective
• Adverb

Senses and Usages:

Noun:

1. When used as a noun, in bad faith refers to the state of intentionally deceiving or acting dishonestly.

Example sentence: The court found the defendant guilty of entering into the contract in bad faith.

Adjective:

1. When used as an adjective, in bad faith describes an action or behavior done dishonestly or without sincere intent.

Example sentence: The company accused its competitor of engaging in bad faith practices to gain an unfair advantage.

Adverb:

1. When used as an adverb, in bad faith modifies a verb, indicating that an action was performed with dishonesty or lack of sincerity.

Example sentence: The politician promised to vote in favor of the bill but ultimately acted in bad faith.

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