disingenuous [ˌdɪsɪnˈdʒenjʊəs]
adjective
falso; poco sincero I say the report is disingenuous because the World Bank itself had a hand in at least some of these developments I think you're being deliberately disingenuous, Sergeant "I envy you," the priest was saying with a disingenuous smile One of my father's most disingenuous arguments was: What a great sacrifice he had made in the war Mr Bush had also sounded a little disingenuous when he hailed the senator as a "champion of conviction"
