cheater
बेईमान
definition
noun
Does the connotation of ‘backlash’ really cover the possibility that a cheater would be punished for his cheating?
a person who acts dishonestly in order to gain an advantage.
These sunglasses are perfect for all reader, magnifier or cheater wearers.
a pair of glasses or sunglasses.
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Yet the tone is jauntier, more direct, as if the speaker feels relieved to have confessed her desperate need for the 'cheater' who has her under his spell.
If you spend a lot of time outdoors gardening, or reading in the sun, you'll want to invest in a pair of 'cheater' sunglasses.
He may well try, like some deft and charming poker player, to rope us back into another round and to assure us that he will protect us from the 'cheater' .
We've been married for almost 40 years and I do not want to break the family up, but neither can I live with a liar and a 'cheater' .
You see, a similar thing had happened to me in the past, only in that scenario, instead of being the third party who caught the 'cheater' cheating, I was the one who had been cheated on.
The fear was that a deep-pocketed 'cheater' could simply overturn the evidence against her or him.
Of course, at some point somebody is going to say, your old man was a 'cheater' .
These sunglasses are perfect for all reader, magnifier or 'cheater' wearers.
If we have been cheated, the 'cheater' 's time could be coming to an end.
Or, here's a piece that shows you what a liar I am, what a 'cheater' I am.
Why did so many conservatives see the president not simply as a detested opponent but as a 'cheater' , a deceiver, a beguiler, and a rogue?
All of the answers (except for a couple) are easy to find on the internet and everyone's a 'cheater' .
She lost only because her opponent was a 'cheater' .
The film starts with a likable and seemingly talented young man, and ends with a pitiful 'cheater' .
All in all, the aforementioned suggested actions that a professor could have undertaken would have saved me from the frustration of being accused a 'cheater' .
On the other hand, if one cheats and the other cooperates, the 'cheater' gets the biggest possible reward, and the cooperator loses big-time.
The person would feel even worse if the 'cheater' does not get her or his just punishment.
Does the connotation of ‘backlash’ really cover the possibility that a 'cheater' would be punished for his cheating?
I just don't like being called a cheater, and I don't like my country being called a 'cheater' .
There he hopes to find the 'cheater' 's code, but a confrontation with the aging Countess results in tragedy and Liza learns that Herman was using her all along.
They set the 'cheater' up to lose and then bust him.
At this point, a wronged player can punish the 'cheater' .
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