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Meanings of more insidious in English

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Usage of more insidious in English
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But our cities are also being reshaped in a more insidious way.
News.com.au
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If anything, Brennan and Keest said, Associates was more insidious than Fleet.
Broke, usa: from pawnshops to poverty, inc.—how the working poor...
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The real threat is more insidious... and you bring it upon yourselves.
Sisterhood of Dune
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A closer look at Apple and iTunes reveals even more insidious tactics.
Wired
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But the sugar can be a lot more insidious than the vinegar.
Wired
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But the economic contagion is even more insidious than the viral contagion.
News.com.au
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They marry, but Egaeus falls victim to an even more insidious disorder.
Poe
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And that can be even more insidious than bigotry with explicit intent.
The Guardian
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Supplementing this, an even more insidious system of bribery was carried on.
Great Fortunes from Railroads
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Or something far more insidious, like fear of getting naked with Marsh.
Fortunate harbor
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The number may be greater and the threat to public health more insidious.
The Irish Times
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But Ginola's bid for the Fifa presidency feels more insidious for several reasons.
The Guardian
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Yet there is a drug far more insidious and socially destructive than nicotine.
The Irish Times
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And here we unearth a more insidious undercurrent: Activision is being actively punished.
The Guardian
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The immorality of Mr. Moore is infinitely more insidious and malignant.
Famous Reviews, Selected and Edited with Introductory Notes by R...
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But their very lack of aggression made the invasion all the more insidious.
Complete Books of Blood
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