G1388–δόλος–dolos

And they made designs together to take Jesus by some trick, and put him to death.

δόλῳ dolō “by guile”

The taking of goods and of life, broken faith between husband and wife, the desire of wealth, wrongdoing, deceit, sins of the flesh, an evil eye, angry words, pride, foolish acts:

δόλος, dolos “deceit,”

It was now two days before the feast of the Passover and the unleavened bread: and the chief priests and the scribes made designs how they might take him by deceit and put him to death:

δόλῳ dolō “stealth”

Jesus saw Nathanael coming to him and said of him, See, here is a true son of Israel in whom there is nothing false.

δόλος dolos “deceit”

O you, who are full of false tricks and evil ways, a son of the Evil One, hating all righteousness, will you for ever be turning people from the right ways of the Lord?

δόλου dolou “deceit”

Being full of all wrongdoing, evil, desire for the goods of others, hate, envy, putting to death, fighting, deceit, cruel ways, evil talk, and false statements about others;

δόλου, dolou “deceit,”

But let it be so, that I was not a trouble to you myself; but (someone may say) being false, I took you with deceit.

δόλῳ dolō “by trickery”

For our witness does not come from error or from an unclean heart or from deceit:

δόλῳ· dolō “trickery;”

So putting away all wrongdoing, and all tricks and deceits and envies and evil talk,

δόλον dolon “deceit”

Who did no evil, and there was no deceit in his mouth:

δόλος dolos “trickery”

For it is said, Let the man who has a love of life, desiring to see good days, keep his tongue from evil and his lips from words of deceit:

δόλον. dolon “deceit.”