knaveries (Meaning)

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knaveries (pl.)

of Knavery

The knaveries of the governor were exposed by the investigative journalist.
The defendant was found guilty of knaveries and sentenced to ten years in prison.
The company's poor reputation was due to the knaveries of its former CEO.
The politician's knaveries were so blatant that even his own party members began to criticize him.
The manager was fired for his knaveries, which had cost the company millions of dollars.
The lawyer's knaveries were so clever that he was able to get his client acquitted of all charges.
The student was expelled from school for his knaveries, which included cheating on exams and stealing from other students.
The athlete was banned from competition for his knaveries, which included using performance-enhancing drugs.
The actor was fired from the play for his knaveries, which included arriving late for rehearsals and missing performances.
The employee was demoted for his knaveries, which included falsifying expense reports and taking excessive sick leave.

of Knavery

capriccios, rogueries, tricks,pranks, adventures, practical jokes, experiences, waggeries, games, capers

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The knaveries of the governor were exposed by the investigative journalist.

The defendant was found guilty of knaveries and sentenced to ten years in prison.

The company's poor reputation was due to the knaveries of its former CEO.

The politician's knaveries were so blatant that even his own party members began to criticize him.