foxery Antonyms
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Meaning of foxery
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foxery (n.)
Behavior like that of a fox; cunning.
foxery Sentence Examples
- The politician's foxery allowed him to outwit his opponents and secure a favorable outcome.
- The salesman's foxery convinced the client to purchase an unnecessary product.
- The foxery of the con artist made it difficult to detect their true intentions.
- The teacher's foxery helped her maintain control over her unruly students.
- The foxery of the thief allowed him to escape the crime scene undetected.
- The foxery of the CEO helped her rise to the top of the company.
- The foxery of the spy allowed him to infiltrate the enemy's stronghold.
- The foxery of the lover made it easy for them to deceive their partner.
- The foxery of the child allowed them to manipulate their parents into getting what they wanted.
- The foxery of the animal allowed it to survive in a dangerous environment.
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Behavior like that of a fox; cunning.
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The politician's foxery allowed him to outwit his opponents and secure a favorable outcome.
The salesman's foxery convinced the client to purchase an unnecessary product.
The foxery of the con artist made it difficult to detect their true intentions.
The teacher's foxery helped her maintain control over her unruly students.
