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Meanings of as treacherous in anglès

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Usage of as treacherous in anglès
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Last month the pro-Brexit paper had described him as treacherous and dismal.
Reuters
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Marlborough had been as treacherous and ungrateful; and Marlborough had been pardoned.
The History of England, from the Accession of James II — Volume ...
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Coming down the mountain is as treacherous as climbing it, he added.
Reuters
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Few industries navigate regulatory waters as treacherous as those surrounding big tobacco.
The Irish Times
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The sea's as treacherous as the winds that vex it, pitiless, murderous.
Vane of the Timberlands
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Such acquisitions can be as treacherous as buying an investment bank.
Reuters
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No, the rock is not as treacherous as the whirlpool and twisting billow.
The Great Lone Land / A Narrative of Travel and Adventure in the...
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Men on the whole are not as cruel or as treacherous as women.
Ziska: The Problem of a Wicked Soul
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And investors and analysts say that the debt markets can be just as treacherous.
Reuters
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They made faster progress on the way down, but it was just as treacherous.
Artemis Fowl: The Lost Colony
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They tried to; they tried hard to think him despicable as well as treacherous.
Sandra Belloni — Volume 2
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The early descriptions of Indigenous people dismissed us as wretched and brutish, as treacherous.
The Guardian
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Their union is as treacherous as it is passionate-andthe only thing they can trust.
The irish devil
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In disposition they are described as treacherous and deceitful, especially when their cupidity was aroused.
The Red Man's Continent: A Chronicle of Aboriginal America
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So go ahead and tell, and be just as treacherous and mean as you like.
The Lookout Man
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He's as treacherous as a snake, you can't tell where he's sneaking to bite you.
Trail's End
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