knavishness (Meaning)
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knavishness (n.)
The quality or state of being knavish; knavery; dishonesty.
Synonyms & Antonyms of knavishness
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knavishness Sentence Examples
- His constant deception and manipulation revealed the depths of his knavishness.
- Despite his charming facade, there was an underlying sense of knavishness in his actions.
- The knavishness of his schemes became evident when they unraveled, leaving chaos in their wake.
- She saw through his veneer of innocence, recognizing the knavishness that lurked beneath.
- The plot unfolded with a level of knavishness that shocked even the most seasoned observers.
- His reputation for knavishness preceded him wherever he went, making trust difficult to earn.
- The politician's blatant knavishness eroded public trust in the government.
- Even in the face of overwhelming evidence, he denied any involvement in acts of knavishness.
- The intricate web of lies he spun demonstrated the extent of his knavishness.
- Society recoiled at the blatant display of knavishness, demanding accountability and justice.
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The quality or state of being knavish; knavery; dishonesty.
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His constant deception and manipulation revealed the depths of his knavishness.
Despite his charming facade, there was an underlying sense of knavishness in his actions.
The knavishness of his schemes became evident when they unraveled, leaving chaos in their wake.
She saw through his veneer of innocence, recognizing the knavishness that lurked beneath.
