sneakiness

IPA: snˈikinʌs

Examples of "sneakiness" in Sentences

He never stopped, it is all he can do, no real brains required, just sneakiness.
And somehow her willfulness seemed to go hand-in-hand with a determined sense of sneakiness as well.
“Stealing” denotes acquisition through violence or sneakiness; “borrowing” is defined by unreasonable expectations of repatriation.
And that was in September, and then some of you were asking how it turned out, and I had to say that it was longer-term sneakiness than that?
William Shakespeare borrowed both from the Italian for his 1607 play Julius Caesar, and in English the words connoted sneakiness and treachery.
Besides the unavoidable and inescapable suspicion that fear of a public backlash was at play in the illegal decision to meet in secret about Brown's so-called "realignment plan," think of the cover this gives to officials in smaller jurisdictions who are inclined towards sneakiness with regard to open government laws.