sub·rep·tion 
(sŭb-rĕpshən)
(sŭb-rĕpshən)n.
1. A calculated misrepresentation through concealment of the facts.
2. An inference drawn from such a misrepresentation.
[Late Latin subreptiō, subreptiōn-, from Latin, theft, from subreptus, past participle of surripere, subripere, to take away secretly; see SURREPTITIOUS.]
sub′rep·titious (-tĭshəs) adj.