slyly
slyly means with a hidden or sly intention. When she slyly looked away, she was trying to avoid his gaze.
He slyly took the candy from the bowl without anyone noticing.
The sly way she talked about her exboyfriend was making him angry.
slyly means with a hidden or sly intention. When she slyly looked away, she was trying to avoid his gaze.
He slyly took the candy from the bowl without anyone noticing.
The sly way she talked about her exboyfriend was making him angry.
adverb
in an artful manner
Synonyms:
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He planned the scheme slyly.
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It is also not true that I slyly complained.
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My impression was that the author slyly mocks Christianity.
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I didn't slyly tell you are uninformed.
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Brother Leon is the ingratiating and slyly venomous assistant headmaster.
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Is Giano viciously attacking someone, or slyly teasing him
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His face turns into that of a wolf and he grins slyly.
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Do not try to slyly insinuate your brand of dogma.
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Ed is not getting deeper into the mire as you slyly put it.
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But, he manages to slyly let us know his opinion on the list.