disingenuous

Even Salon called out their sisters at Jezebel for being “disingenuous.”

As it was the intention of the heir to set aside that will, such assurance was, to say the least of it, disingenuous.

But whether candid or disingenuous, this habit has the advantage of oiling the wheels of progress with a sacred unction.

I also found them in Tokio, where imitations of them were being made by the ingenious and disingenuous Japanese.

Disingenuous, dis-in-jen′ū-us, adj. not ingenuous: not frank or open: crafty.

It is disingenuous to endeavor to conceal these facts, and to mislead ordinary citizens about them.