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ใจคด

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ใจ
คด

Pronunciation

caykhót

ใจคด

caykhót

deceitful

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  1. 1 deceitful、crooked-hearted、treacherous

Describes someone whose motives are dishonest or malicious and who cannot be trusted.

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deceitful、crooked-hearted、treacherous

Adjective⭐️2 Not often used

Describes a person with dishonest, crooked intentions, especially someone likely to deceive or betray others.

Learning notes

Explanation

ใจ means “heart” or “mind,” and คด means “crooked” or “bent,” giving the word the image of a “crooked heart.” It usually criticizes a person's underlying character rather than a single dishonest act. It suggests hidden bad intentions and an inclination to deceive or betray. It can modify a noun, as in คนใจคด, or serve as the predicate of a sentence.

Usage

Used to condemn someone who deceives, exploits, or betrays others. It commonly appears in warnings about untrustworthy people and in descriptions of villainous or two-faced characters in stories and dramas.

Caution

This is a strong attack on someone's character, not a mild word for being mean or temporarily unkind. Saying it directly to a person can be seriously insulting.

Differences from similar words

1 deceitful synonyms

  • เจ้าเล่ห์ emphasizes being sly or cunning and can occasionally sound admiring. ใจคด is a stronger moral judgment suggesting that the person's inner motives are dishonest and untrustworthy.

  • ไม่ซื่อสัตย์ broadly means dishonest or unfaithful. ใจคด is more condemnatory, suggesting crooked motives and a readiness to deceive or betray.

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