| No. | Item | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | affected | Artificially assumed, not natural. |
| 2. | artificial | Not natural or sincere. |
| 3. | assumed | Adopted falsely or artificially. |
| 4. | bogus | Fake or not genuine. |
| 5. | bootlicking | Servilely and insincerely flattering. |
| 6. | brownnosing | Flattering insincerely for favor. |
| 7. | canting | Using insincere moral talk. |
| 8. | contrived | Artificially created or forced. |
| 9. | cosmetic | Only outward, not real. |
| 10. | counterfeit | Imitation rather than genuine. |
| 11. | deceitful | Misleading others by dishonesty. |
| 12. | deceiving | Making others believe what is false. |
| 13. | deceptive | Intended to mislead. |
| 14. | delusive | Giving a misleading impression. |
| 15. | delusory | False or misleading. |
| 16. | dishonest | Not truthful or sincere. |
| 17. | dishonorable | Acting without integrity. |
| 18. | disingenuous | Pretending innocence or honesty falsely. |
| 19. | double-dealing | Deceptive in dealing with others. |
| 20. | double-faced | Deceptive and insincere. |
| 21. | double-tongued | Saying contradictory things deceitfully. |
| 22. | duplicitous | Deceptive in words or actions. |
| 23. | empty | Lacking real sincerity or meaning. |
| 24. | equivocal | Ambiguous to avoid honesty. |
| 25. | evasive | Avoiding truth or directness. |
| 26. | fake | Not genuine; pretending sincerity. |
| 27. | false | Not genuine or sincere. |
| 28. | faux | Artificial or imitation. |
| 29. | fawning | Flattering excessively and insincerely. |
| 30. | feigned | Faked rather than genuine. |
| 31. | fine-sounding | Attractive but not sincere. |
| 32. | forced | Not natural or sincere. |
| 33. | fork-tongued | Deceitful in speech. |
| 34. | fraudulent | Based on deceit or falseness. |
| 35. | glib | Smooth but shallow or insincere. |
| 36. | goody-goody | Ostentatiously virtuous or proper. |
| 37. | goody-two-shoes | Excessively or falsely virtuous. |
| 38. | grandstanding | Performing virtue for attention. |
| 39. | guileful | Full of deceitful cunning. |
| 40. | high-sounding | Impressive but insincere. |
| 41. | holier-than-thou | Smugly claiming moral superiority. |
| 42. | hollow | Lacking sincerity or real principle. |
| 43. | honey-tongued | Sweet-speaking but insincere. |
| 44. | ingratiating | Trying insincerely to gain favor. |
| 45. | insincere | Not expressing genuine beliefs or feelings. |
| 46. | Janus-faced | Having two deceptive sides. |
| 47. | lip-service | Verbal support without action. |
| 48. | manipulative | Controlling others through deceit. |
| 49. | masquerading | Pretending to be different. |
| 50. | mealy-mouthed | Insincere or evasively polite. |
| 51. | mendacious | Given to lying. |
| 52. | misleading | Giving a false impression. |
| 53. | mock | Imitation, not genuine. |
| 54. | moralistic | Judgmental in a false way. |
| 55. | moralizing | Giving moral lectures insincerely. |
| 56. | obsequious | Overly submissive and insincere. |
| 57. | oily | Smoothly and falsely sincere. |
| 58. | oleaginous | Excessively smooth and insincere. |
| 59. | ostensible | Claimed but possibly not real. |
| 60. | ostentatious | Showy, often falsely virtuous. |
| 61. | perfidious | Treacherous and deceitful. |
| 62. | performative | Done for appearance, not conviction. |
| 63. | phony | Fake or insincere. |
| 64. | pious | Falsely or excessively virtuous. |
| 65. | plastic | Artificial and insincere. |
| 66. | posey | Affected and insincere. |
| 67. | posing | Pretending to be something. |
| 68. | posturing | Behaving falsely to impress. |
| 69. | preachy | Moralizing without matching behavior. |
| 70. | pretend | Not real or genuine. |
| 71. | pretended | Only claimed, not real. |
| 72. | pretending | Acting as if something is true. |
| 73. | pretentious | Claiming qualities one does not have. |
| 74. | pseudo | False or pretended. |
| 75. | sanctimonious | Falsely appearing morally superior. |
| 76. | self-righteous | Smugly moral while flawed. |
| 77. | sham | False or pretended. |
| 78. | shifty | Appearing deceitful or evasive. |
| 79. | showy | Done for display, not sincerity. |
| 80. | simulated | Imitated rather than genuine. |
| 81. | slick | Smooth but not sincere. |
| 82. | slippery | Evasive, unreliable, and deceitful. |
| 83. | sly | Cleverly secretive or deceitful. |
| 84. | smarmy | Excessively flattering and insincere. |
| 85. | sneaky | Secretly dishonest or deceitful. |
| 86. | specious | Seemingly right but actually false. |
| 87. | spurious | False, not genuine. |
| 88. | theatrical | Exaggerated and insincere. |
| 89. | toadying | Servilely flattering for advantage. |
| 90. | token | Merely symbolic, not sincere. |
| 91. | treacherous | Betraying trust through deceit. |
| 92. | two-faced | Saying one thing and doing another. |
| 93. | two-timing | Deceitfully disloyal or double-dealing. |
| 94. | unctuous | Smarmily and falsely earnest. |
| 95. | underhand | Secretly dishonest or unfair. |
| 96. | underhanded | Deceptive and unfair. |
| 97. | unprincipled | Lacking real moral principles. |
| 98. | untruthful | Not honest or accurate. |
| 99. | virtue-signaling | Showing virtue mainly for approval. |
| 100. | window-dressing | Merely for appearances. |