The part of a sentence "duplicity at" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means deceitfulness or dishonesty in a certain situation or towards a particular person or group. Example: His duplicity at work was eventually exposed when his colleagues discovered that he had been embezzling money from the company for years.
She projects nakedness and duplicity at the same time.
Still, there is some duplicity at work in "Dialogue with Death".
Hamlet is suited to neither his role as avenger nor his office as prince, though he would spot Iago's duplicity at the start.
Evidence continues to grow that the passage of the controversial Medicare drug bill was based on Bush administration misinformation at best, and by malicious duplicity at worst ("Mysterious Fax Adds to Intrigue Over Drug Bill," front page, March 18).
But the arcane nature of Ipso's creation, with retired judges and civil servants called in to give the process a patina of respectability, cannot hide the duplicity at its heart: it is nothing more than the PCC reborn with a few extra bells and whistles.
Focusing on how there are few effective differences between the plethora of battery types, besides functioning as additional products to goad users into buying, the duplicity at play is perfectly at synch with Blosum's intentionally trite Pop, undoubtedly marking Essex Street as another Nova highlight.
Now you see it, now you don't duplicity is at the heart of Burnham's set.
In "Duplicity" (2009), at 10 30 on TNT, she — Julia Roberts as the long-legged Claire, standing in a flowery dress in a garden, looking bored — is C.I.A.
The Unification Ministry, the South Korean government agency in charge of relations with North Korea, dismissed the North Korean overture as another trick of "duplicity" aimed at generating friction between the South Korean factory owners and their government in Seoul.
Bush was playing hide and seek with his twin Air Force Ones, and duplication hints at duplicity, a cultivation of double meanings that dodges, as myth always does, between truth and falsehood.
In fact, many of the higher primates are more skilled at duplicity than I am.
