Dictionary Definitions from Oxford Languages two-faced adjective insincere and deceitful. "I soon learned that he was two-faced" Similar: deceitful insincere double-dealing hypocritical backstabbing false untrustworthy duplicitous Janus-faced deceiving dissembling dishonest disloyal treacherous perfidious faithless lying untruthful mendacious Opposite: sincere honest Here's a perfect example, don't you think? I've lied; We all have... It appears to be instinctual, although that's my own thoughts... Children seem to learn to lie when they are disciplined. Especially with loud or angry voices. They know that mommy or daddy seems angry and they become afraid... They become scared... and deny that they broke the lamp, or whatever... It's part of the I'm Ok medical discussion... The "child" within us automatically feels in the wrong and becomes not Ok, so they lie to the one yelling... BUT, just as it is a learned feeling, it can also be learned n...
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