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View definitions for conniving

conniving

adjective as in collusive

Weak match

adjective as in scheming

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Quarterback Brady Smigiel, usually the calm, cool, helpful teenager, was conniving to do something sinister.

They pick up on any and all evidence about human evil and conniving and explain away or ignore evidence of positive human qualities.

Rasmussen’s sisters and widower gave emotional testimony during Monday’s hearing about their pain and described Lazarus as a conniving criminal who used her police training to cover up the killing.

Donald Trump, meanwhile, has never had to make amends and everyone who’s ever been in his inner circle has paid dearly for being that close to his venomous and conniving personality.

From Salon

Modi has also described Muslims as “terrorists” who are conniving to steal the welfare benefits of caste-oppressed groups, and presented the opposition Congress Party as stealing Hindu money in order to give it to Muslims.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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