casuistess
/ˈkæsuɪstɪs/Definitions
1. noun
A woman who uses or applies casuistry; a female casuist, especially one who applies casuistry in a way considered to be overly subtle or clever, often in a way that is seen as hypocritical or deceitful.
“The casuistess tried to justify her actions by using overly complex moral reasoning.”
2. adjective
Describing a woman who uses or applies casuistry.
“The casuistess approach to morality is often seen as overly complicated and manipulative.”