Sinônimos
Examples for "cunning"
Examples for "cunning"
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This demands quite a bit of hard work, not to say cunning.
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Perhaps, by sheer nerve and animal cunning, you'll survive for a year.
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There was no cunning in the speech: it was the simple truth.
4
Money and power and privilege run the Beautiful Game - and cunning.
5
Though cunning in many ways, the opossum is singularly simple in others.
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She responded: This is a tricky question that isn't easy to answer.
2
It may look tricky, but chopsticks are really quite easy to use.
3
Ah, of course: tricky Alden, getting, as usual, exactly what he wanted.
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However, NHS reform makes it an especially tricky time to tackle differences.
5
Certainly, overactive autoimmune response can be a tricky business, among other challenges.
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But we're very taken with these slick new cases from Pong Ireland.
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In many cases, the slick compounded factors that already threatened the environment.
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A slick Wexford side claimed victory in blustery conditions at Birr yesterday.
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The cold was expected to last another day, keeping road surfaces slick.
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The community centre building is slick, marked with patches of the past.
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The crafty antagonists grapple in every cunning of the art of war.
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But the crafty Menapian foresaw and prevented the severity of the emperor.
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The crafty fellow made the sign of the cross and hurried home.
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The advantage of the plan was instantly grasped by the crafty Apache.
5
Silent, too; the struggle was silent and insidious and crafty as death.
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Even now we have no clear case against this very wily man.
2
In a sense Congress only replaced one wily political operator with another.
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It was merely display; the wily Boer did not yet mean business.
4
Karl wears his heart upon his sleeve; Franz is wily and hypocritical.
5
The wily bishop set to work, and the consequences were soon visible.
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When will banks learn that dodgy tax practices actually cost them dear?
2
The Free State is a flipping dodgy place to do business, folks.
3
However, those sweets have plenty of dodgy E numbers, environmental and economic.
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The same link on the dodgy website doesn't offer as much help.
5
I'm happy you know your people have dodgy, illegal and stole money.
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The wolf will be always wolfish; the fox will be always foxy.
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But Professor Featherwit declined, his foxy face wrinkling in a bashful laugh.
3
The scalp, with small exceptions is cohered with sorrel or foxy hair.
4
Having Miles knocked off bothered me, and then you birds cracking foxy.
5
He was too foxy to be driven back into that suspicious neighbourhood.
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This might have been originally designed to prevent disputes or knavish impositions.
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Mistaken they may be; but why yell them down as knavish blasphemers?
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The knavish fanatic closed his eyes and raised his face heavenwards.
4
Surely, sir, it cannot be right to take advantage of such knavish tricks.
5
Neither were they filled with goods, like those of knavish traders.
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As Gollum had once said about Frodo Baggins, it was tricksy, precious.
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Her smile was the tricksy play of moonlight among clouds of faëry.
3
Special features are tricksy and precious; Sméagol steals the rest of the show.
4
Mab is a tricksy bitch, but she's good to her word.
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But what could he expect from such a tricksy sprite of a girl?
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The profound sagacity of Gloucester's guileful counsel was then unanimously recognized.
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The people of Antioch like making a noise, and they are guileful flatterers.
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So much for my guileful attempt to bypass his defenses.
4
Both employ guileless heroes, set loose in a guileful world.
5
He had been soundly schooled by his guileful Sicilian mother.
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She must be the sly one, all right, with that innocent look.
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Like you. A sly look my way, as if expecting a response.
3
The sly approaches, the astute negotiations, the lying and the circumventing .
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That maid said she bought it on the sly all the time.
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But I will remember him for his sly, cheeky sense of humour.
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She turned her head and gave a sly peep at Aunt Clara.
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He laughed dryly and said, with a sly gleam in his eyes:
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I think sometimes he runs away and does it on the sly.
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And he smiled in a sly self-satisfied way at his pious pun.
10
Indians are sly, and the Sioux are the slyest of them all.
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He watched her on the sly as she moved about the room.
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His game is all dinks and slices and sly changes of pace.
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Jax made his own way, and he grew up clever and sly.
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Madame might give us the guillotine, he said with a sly smile.
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Sometimes it is a sword, which he twirls vigorously in sly corners.
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Indeed, the veteran actor nearly steals the evening with his sly underplaying.
