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Meanings of sneaky way in English

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Usage of sneaky way in English
1
She was too honest, too direct to behave in such a sneaky way.
The viscount and the virgin
2
A very crafty and downright sneaky way out of this mess.
The unnatural inquirer
3
You might think the sneaky way of raising the jackpot would annoy Powerball customers.
News.com.au
4
It's annoying and just a sneaky way to get you to spend more money.
News.com.au
5
Because it's my sneaky way of writing about Johannesburg.
Reuters
6
One sneaky way of grabbing information uses the browsers cache as a means of tracking user behavior.
Wired
7
A research study from Oxford University suggests it might be a sneaky way to s(...)
The Irish Times
8
They'll do it in a sneaky way, because they are afraid of him in the open field.
Maezli: A Story of the Swiss Valleys
9
A sneaky way to spread a virus?
The Irish Times
10
A sneaky way to get kids to do extra maths; they'll barely even notice there are numbers involved.
The Irish Times
11
And she got that way in a sneaky way, without us really realizing what we were getting ourselves into.
The new yorker
12
Which, now that he thought about it, was actually a pretty sneaky way of making sure that they were trustworthy.
Worlds of Honor
13
I mean, it was hard not to admire the sneaky way he'd worked up to this question-thisguy was smooth.
Man in the Middle
14
It's a sneaky way to add some extra functionality to Apple's smallest media players -all without adding any extra bulk.
Wired
15
And my feelings toward Suur Trestanas were even darker since I suspected that, in some sneaky way, she was behind it.
Anathem
16
According to Make Tech Easier (MTE), this is the more controversial and sneaky way of restricting the internet to citizens.
The South African
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