guilefulness (Meaning)

guilefulness

sly trickery, stratagem, trick, deceitful cunning

The politician's guilefulness was evident in his evasive answers to reporters' questions.
The salesperson's guilefulness led him to manipulate customers into buying products they didn't need.
The thief's guilefulness allowed him to break into the house undetected.
The child's guilefulness made her seem innocent, but in reality, she was plotting mischief.
The con artist's guilefulness was so convincing that people trusted him with their life savings.
The detective suspected the witness was being guileful and withheld important information.
The businessman's guilefulness was a major factor in his downfall, as it alienated his clients.
The lawyer's guilefulness helped her client get acquitted, despite the overwhelming evidence against him.
The politician's guilefulness was so well-known that people didn't trust anything he said.
The salesperson's guilefulness was discovered when a customer noticed they had been charged for items they didn't buy.

sly trickery, stratagem, trick, deceitful cunning

cunning, subtleness, artfulness, subtlety, cageyness, sneakiness, deviousness, wiliness, inventiveness, caginess

sincerity,good faith, plainness, openness, candor, honesty, probity, directness, artlessness, guilelessness

The politician's guilefulness was evident in his evasive answers to reporters' questions.

The salesperson's guilefulness led him to manipulate customers into buying products they didn't need.

The thief's guilefulness allowed him to break into the house undetected.

The child's guilefulness made her seem innocent, but in reality, she was plotting mischief.