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maldad
Reckless or malicious behavior that causes discomfort or annoyance in others.
mischief
deviltry
rascality
roguery
devilment
mischievousness
roguishness
shenanigan
mischief-making
Portuguese
maldade
1
He is somewhere in the Pamirs, up to some
devilry
or other.
2
Behind them burned genius and the
devilry
that would stop at nothing.
3
No doubt a memento from a duel, or some other such
devilry
.
4
At any rate, his eyes were brilliantly black and sparkling with
devilry
.
5
As Phips and Bucklaw went below, a sudden
devilry
entered into him.
6
There was a look of elation mixed with
devilry
,
in Hadria's face.
7
They'd do so, though they knew he was dying, out of
devilry
.
8
Provided it looks profitable-whata vista of
devilry
those words call up!
9
He had been ill but all the signs of his
devilry
resurfaced.
10
They are such cruel and perfidious Idolaters that it is very
devilry
!
11
Didn't the brother of my half-brother's wife die of a witch's
devilry
?
12
What
devilry
was at work for this to happen so fast?
13
It would spoil all his pleasure in that new plate-glass and mahogany
devilry
.
14
The sound of the horn came up intermittently with tuneful
devilry
.
15
But this seemed to say that the
devilry
was over all the earth.
16
In the hands of a young man, wealth is an invitation to
devilry
.
devilry
new devilry
sheer devilry
indian devilry
other devilry
such devilry
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