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Meanings of sneaky in anglès
Marked by quiet and caution and secrecy; taking pains to avoid being observed.
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Sinònims
Examples for "underhand"
Examples for "underhand"
1
I took his underhand air for a priestly air; I did wrong.
2
I do not believe in any underhand work, was the ready answer.
3
There would be plenty of time for practicing with the underhand toss.
4
Well, he would speak plainly; there had been too much underhand doing.
5
But this underhand conduct of the emperor only showed his own weakness.
1
People like the young idealist don't deal in underhanded things like that.
2
We are both willing to do underhanded things to make it happen.
3
The underhanded toss of the Skee-Ball game perfectly replicates the actual machine.
4
We will have no underhanded truck system introduced on the Verner estate.
5
Silo was, undoubtedly, scheduled to become a throwaway in some underhanded scheme.
Usage of sneaky in anglès
1
However, some rogue companies have found sneaky ways to bypass these measures.
2
I did ask Rachael a sneaky question tonight but it's not official.
3
And a sneaky moment that largely went unnoticed in the second half.
4
Which is why I had used the cobbs' intelligence to get sneaky.
5
COSMETIC surgery is no longer the sneaky, shameful secret it once was.
6
That's if they manage to avoid a few sneaky price hikes, too.
7
A couple of times, her horde had gotten lucky or particularly sneaky.
8
Our arts reporter Justin Gregory went up for a sneaky early visit.
9
Besides, although he might be obnoxious, I didn't think he was sneaky.
10
I knew how sneaky and mean all these people here can be.
11
Because of their sneaky mode of attack, we did suffer some losses.
12
Someone else was lurking about: a sneaky fellow hard to pin down.
13
One particularly sneaky trick was when he kidnapped this lady named Europa.
14
It was a sneaky enemy that strangled you in broad daylight sometimes.
15
It was in the fine tradition of sneaky punches in bar-room brawls.
16
Quarterback Bart Starr won the game, running in a sneaky lastgasp touchdown.
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Australia
Common
United States of America
Less common
Ireland
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