When to Use Sneakily?
In a Surreptitious Manner. I Rather Sneakily Looked in Her Diary When She Was out Last Night. I Rather Sneakily Looked in Her Diary When She Was Out. But, of...
in a surreptitious manner.
- I rather sneakily looked in her diary when she was out last night.
- I rather sneakily looked in her diary when she was out.
- But, of course, I am sneakily flattered.
- Tom is sneakily munching an apple in the kitchen.
- Under Spruance's icy ugly stare, Warren spoke up sneakily.
Is sneakily a proper word?
secretly and without telling anyone: I sneakily looked in her diary when she was out last night.
How do you use conniving?
Conniving in a Sentence ?
- Alan's wife is a conniving woman who only married him for his money.
- For a large score, the conniving con man was even willing to fake his death.
- The conniving fox offered to give the tired hen a ride home.
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