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sagacitat
Shrewdness as demonstrated by being skilled in deception.
craft
cunning
guile
craftiness
wiliness
foxiness
Portuguese
astúcia
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.
6
I think I had impressed her with my
slyness
and my ruthlessness.
7
There is no
slyness
or undercover business, in their genial, talented ranks.
8
His expression shifts in an instant, from wide-eyed fascination to smirking
slyness
.
9
One was slow and cautious, with a
slyness
beneath the surface obsequity.
10
And there again, mark the
slyness
of him, thinks the girl looking on.
11
Jessie Cartwright reflected much on Emily's
slyness
in keeping her affairs so secret.
12
One and all, Taren Ferry folk had a reputation for
slyness
and trickery.
13
My suspicions about his
slyness
,
by the way, were quite unfounded.
14
He suddenly remembered to be discreet, and winked one eye with indescribable
slyness
.
15
But one senses a cynicism, a manipulatory
slyness
,
about those performers.
16
He asked, with a certain
slyness
,
Have you heard anything about her already?
slyness
indescribable slyness
more slyness
accuse of slyness
become the slyness
bite slyness
Portuguese
astúcia
Catalan
sagacitat
picardia