Plural of dishonesty; multiple instances or types of dishonest behavior, deception, or lack of integrity.
From 'dishonesty' (dis- + honesty, from Old French 'honesteté'), with the regular plural suffix '-ies'. The root 'honest' comes from Latin 'honestus,' meaning 'honorable.'
Interestingly, 'dishonesty' didn't just mean lying—in medieval English, it specifically meant 'shameful behavior,' so dishonesties included any act that brought dishonor, not just false statements.
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