dolose
adjective
do·lose
ˈdōˌlōs,
dəˈl-
variants or less commonly dolous
ˈdōləs
Roman, civil, & Scots law
: characterized by criminal intent
Word History
Etymology
Latin dolosus cunning, deceitful, from dolus fraud, deceit + -osus -ose, -ous
- comparative method
- comparative philosophy
- comparative religion
- comparative statement
- comparatively
- comparativeness
- comparativenesses
- comparatives
- comparativist
- comparativists
- comparator
- comparators
- compare
- compare (with)
- compare and contrast
- compare apples and apples
- compare apples and oranges
- compare apples and/to/with apples
- compare apples and/to/with oranges
- compare apples to apples
- compare apples to oranges
- compare apples with apples
- compare apples with oranges
- compare notes
- compare with