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Examples for "rascality"
Examples for "rascality"
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Sophia revolted at this crowning detail of the structure of Gerald's rascality.
2
Now, do you see treason, bad faith, avarice, ingratitude, rascality in it?
3
You may be quite easy; I give you credit for all imaginable rascality.
4
Poachers and petty thieves-thescum of misery, ignorance, and rascality throughout the country.
5
This brief history of rascality brought smiles to the faces of all present.
1
He was not ready for the power and slipperiness of the tooth.
2
Such is the slipperiness of the surface, it's an almost futile effort.
3
I did not leave Mr. Thornton's till ten, because of the slipperiness.
4
The trouble with the term new economy is its McLuhanesque slipperiness.
5
This slipperiness, and a 146lb weight reduction, help trim fuel consumption rather significantly.
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Answer me in plain words, without a lie, and without shiftiness.
2
The French are entirely without what New Englanders call shiftiness.
3
But there was no shyness or shiftiness about Berks's fighting.
4
His eyes were dull; they lacked their wonted shiftiness.
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But the international community is up in arms over the shiftiness of the single-party socialist nation.
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I admired you for your courage and your determination and your trickiness.
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He called upon all his shrewdness, all his trickiness of the South.
3
Well did Dave Darrin know the trickiness of both these Army players!
4
Her temper, her vanity, her headstrong trickiness are Catherine Earnshaw.
5
Now of what did my devilish trickiness rob you?
6
His food is like his boss's, in being inventive without trickiness and in prizing vivid flavours.
7
Fortunately, Mercury's going direct this weekend, so some measure of the trickiness with everything will taper off.
8
Tricky people always attribute trickiness to others.
9
Nell marveled for the hundredth time at her brother's multifarious trickiness, which would have done Peter himself proud.
10
Mrs. Beach' "Valse Caprice" has just one motive,-toreach the maximum of technical trickiness and difficulty.
11
His trickiness was astonishing.
12
Dear music industry: legal trickiness may help you win cases, buy plays out in a larger moral context outside the courtroom.
13
All I had to do was force them to use up their spells, then all trickiness would be removed from the situation.
14
Popular commentators like Annabel Crabb and Mia Freedman, who write about the trickiness of balancing work and family, drive Latham crazy too.
15
The study is a good example of both the trickiness of epidemiology and the problems of putting too much emphasis on a single study.
16
It is the same old sea that it was in Columbus' time, without any loss of trickiness in bumping small craft against towering sides.