"Sneakiness" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Sneakiness" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers

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"Sneakiness" Meaning

Sneakiness refers to the quality of being sneaky or secretive, often in a deceitful or underhanded manner. It involves being unnoticeable, stealthy, or cunning, often with the intention of achieving something dishonest or avoiding detection.

"Sneakiness" Examples

Example Sentences of "Sneakiness":


- Her sneakiness allowed her to achieve great success in her con artist career.
- The sneakiness of a snake is what makes it thrive in tropical warmth.
- The new scammer's sneakiness benched several people big.
- Playing the game required a level of sneakiness, coordination and urgency.
- Successful life for me in the wilderness was built around true sneakiness of animals.

"Sneakiness" Similar Words

Snazzy

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admirably fashionable or impressive.

Sneak

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To move stealthily or quietly, often in order to surprise someone or get somewhere without being noticed.<br><br>Example: "She sneaked into the house without waking her parents."<br><br>(Synonyms: creep, sneak out, slink, slip in)

Sneaked

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Past tense of "sneak", meaning to move stealthily or quietly, often in order to avoid detection or attention.

Sneaker

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A sneaker is a casual athletic shoe, typically with an elastic sole and laces or Velcro closure.

Sneakers

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Sneakier

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More cunning or deceitful; more stealthy.

Sneakiest

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Most cunning or evasive in behavior, especially in a way that is difficult to discover or foil.

Sneakily

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In a way that is secret or stealthy, with the intention of avoiding detection or detection.

Sneaking

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Pretending to try to avoid being seen or caught, often by moving quietly or secretly.

Sneaks

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Pretends to be unaware or less aware of something in order to deceive and usually get something secretly.

Sneaky

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Cunning, sly, or secretive in one's actions or intentions.

Snear

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The word "snear" is an archaic or informal variant of "snare" and "sneer", but it can also have a few different meanings depending on the context. Here are a few possible definitions:<br><br>1. Old form of "snare" or "sneer"<br>2. To gaze at with a mixture of scorn and disdain<br>3. A sharp, pungent smell

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Sneered

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To sneer at someone or something is to look at them with a superior or contemptuous expression, often with the upper lip curled in distaste or scorn. It can also mean to show contempt or mockery through a facial expression.

Sneerer

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Sneering

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To look or smile with a scornful or contemptuous expression, indicating dislike or disapproval.<br><br>Example: The politician sneering at his opponent in the televised debate.