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Term: Malafide

Definition:

Malafide is an adjective that relates to dishonesty, bad faith, or unlawful intentions.

Senses:

Sense 1:

Used to describe an action or behavior done with ill intent or in bad faith.

Example sentence: The company was involved in malafide practices to manipulate their financial records.

Sense 2:

Related to a person or organization acting with dishonest or deceitful intentions.

Example sentence: The malafide intentions of the politician became evident when her corruption scandal was exposed.

Usage:

Popular Usage:

In everyday language, malafide is often used to question the integrity or trustworthiness of someone or something.

Example sentence: I would be cautious about dealing with that seller, as there are rumors of malafide practices associated with their business.

Local Usage:

In a legal context, malafide is frequently used to describe acts or intentions that are knowingly dishonest or against the law.

Example sentence: The judge deemed the contract void due to malafide representations made by the seller.

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