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foul play |
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foul play Noun 1. violent activity esp. murder 2. a violation of the rules in a game
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foul play noun crime, fraud, corruption, deception, treachery, criminal activity, duplicity, dirty work, double-dealing, skulduggery, chicanery, villainy, sharp practice, perfidy, roguery, dishonest behaviour Translations (LAW) → muerte f violenta foul play is not suspected → la mort (or l'incendie etc) n'a pas de causes suspectes, on écarte l'hypothèse d'un meurtre (or d'un acte criminel) foul play is not suspected foul → es besteht kein Verdacht auf ein Verbrechen |
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Stories of foul play and successive murders had always been rife, but never were authenticated. I told her that I suspected foul play, that I followed you both and found her father left to the tender mercies of the savages, deserted by you in the bush. Though she spoke guardedly, her next words revealed suspicions of foul play lurking in her mind--exactly reflecting similar suspicions lurking in Crayford's mind--which so distressed the lieutenant, and so surprised his comrades, as to render them quite incapable of answering her. |
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