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Meanings of craft in English
Pastime that requires particular skills and knowledge of skilled work.
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Examples for "cunning"
Examples for "cunning"
1
This demands quite a bit of hard work, not to say cunning.
2
Perhaps, by sheer nerve and animal cunning, you'll survive for a year.
3
There was no cunning in the speech: it was the simple truth.
4
Money and power and privilege run the Beautiful Game - and cunning.
5
Though cunning in many ways, the opossum is singularly simple in others.
1
So he took the serpent for the workshop of his own guile.
2
There was no guile, no malevolence in the working of the city.
3
It was incapable of guile, and perhaps that gave him an advantage.
4
Blessed is the man in whose spirit there is no guile, Psal.
5
Between them they resolved to take the place by strategy and guile.
1
It became the slyness of the watching animal, that feels the enemy.
2
He said this without malice or slyness or any emotion at all.
3
And Lecacheur replied, with a look of Normandy slyness in his eyes:
4
There was more slyness in it than ever his beard could hide.
5
Beauchamp was not insensible to the slyness of the poke at him.
1
For it is written, He taketh the wise in their own craftiness.
2
His craftiness almost redeemed a fetid Ajax front-line -but not quite.
3
Objection 1: It would seem that craftiness is not a special sin.
4
Objection 1: It would seem that fraud does not pertain to craftiness.
5
The invaders had planned with a craftiness and patience that deserved success.
1
Garnache went about sounding the man with a wiliness peculiarly his own.
2
The Chancellor is sometimes compared with Brown in his tactical wiliness.
3
The job requires a rare combination of cultural nous, managerial capacity and bureaucratic wiliness.
4
No intrigue, no subterfuge, none of that wiliness that makes us love you so?
5
In Genesis it is the serpent who tempts Eve, in virtue of his natural wiliness.
1
Some of the foxiness must be taken out of it.
2
W. C. Barry, of Rochester, spoke highly of the Niagara, and its slight foxiness would be no objection to those who like that peculiarity.
3
Plus, everyone in the cast (which also includes Alicia Vikander) wears foxy clothes, gives foxy glances, and just luxuriates in the movie's general foxiness.
Usage of craft in English
1
A general purpose military small craft capable of lifting approximately 100 personnel.
2
It's a great new platform that I can use for my craft.
3
With an 11 per cent increase, craft workers were the largest beneficiaries.
4
Some comics take weeks, months or even years to craft their set.
5
Letvin said the NIST would work with experts to craft stronger standards.
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Because craft come from the home world, carrying news of technological innovations.
7
I think he's a young comic who hasn't learned his craft yet.
8
Every single ethnic group is represented among the food and craft stalls.
9
We want to use those moments to help you craft a story.
10
But many forget that earlier craft also had a secret military role.
11
The NSRI Table Bay sea rescue craft was dispatched to Robben Island.
12
Various remote-sensing systems are currently being tested for use with the craft.
13
I believe your craft will rendezvous with you in approximately thirty minutes.
14
The US manufacturer will suspend production of the new craft in January.
15
The opportunity exists for Trump to craft a positive legacy on trade.
16
There were craft guilds in the towns, at least 65 in London.
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