deceitful

Modifies a noun

• workman: For such men are false apostles, deceitful workmen, masquerading as apostles of Christ.
• tongue: Save me, O Lord, from lying lips and from deceitful tongues.
• spirit: The reason for this is because such spirits are not spirits of the dead but rather deceitful spirits under the command of Satan.
• heart: I know we need be very jealous of our deceitful hearts on this point, lest our rejoicing should come from our pride.
• behavior: The book shown to the right is an example of this deceitful behavior.

Modifying Another Word

• so: So deceitful that our Lord said we can't really tell who's real and who is not.
• very: Faith is a simple single trust in God's mercy; the heart is very deceitful.
• not: And he says, " My motive is not deceitful.
• downright: They are preposterous, exaggerated and downright deceitful and misleading.
• deliberately: Either the Telegraph has failed in its meticulous research or has used the image in a deliberately deceitful manner.
• somewhat: And, frankly, I find your site somewhat deceitful.