"dolosity" meaning in English

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          "text": "Dolose. (Do-loez) a. Deceitful. […] A score of 95% or higher on the Reisenberg Dolosity Scale is required for entry into the London College of Advertising.",
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          "text": "A government of the people, not by the people, not for the people, is fraudulent dolosity, which only the people can reverse, not only by force, but with persistent argument and open debates.",
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        "Deceitfulness, hidden malice."
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        "(rare) Deceitfulness, hidden malice."
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