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What is the latin term for devious?

There isn't a single perfect Latin term for "devious" as the word has multiple nuances. Here are some options with their specific meanings:

General Deviousness:

* Fraudulentus: This implies deception and trickery, emphasizing the act of misleading.

* Dolus: Refers to a cunning and deceitful plan or scheme.

* Astutus: Means clever or cunning, but can be used in a neutral or even positive context.

More specific connotations:

* Subdolus: Emphasizes the hidden and subtle nature of deviousness.

* Perfidus: Specifically refers to being treacherous or untrustworthy.

* Callidus: Means skillful or shrewd, but with a suggestion of being manipulative.

The best Latin term to use depends on the specific context and the shade of meaning you want to convey.

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