disingenuously

[dis-in-jen-yoo-uhs-lee]

adverb

1. in a disingenuous way; insincerely or falsely.

Example Sentences

Now, she erroneously and disingenuously claims that “such leaks have become commonplace with no investigation or prosecution.”

From Salon

In response, both Republicans and Democrats disingenuously lashed out at her, pretending that she was valorizing murder, instead of trying to prevent it by discussing root causes.

From Salon

“Even though she disingenuously billed the tour as a Lauryn Hill Miseducation tour, she knew that the kind of success she craved would only be possible if it were also billed as a Fugees tour.”

From Los Angeles Times

In modern internet parlance, he is outrage farming, trolling, speaking disingenuously purely to get a response.

From Los Angeles Times

Imagine taking direction from a rock-jawed, smart-as-a-whip former jock and military man without a phony bone in his body, instead of today’s band leaders who seem to wave the baton disingenuously every day.

From Los Angeles Times