luskish (Meaning)
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luskish (a.)
Inclined to be lazy.
Synonyms & Antonyms of luskish
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luskish Sentence Examples
- The luskish gleam in his eyes hinted at cunning and mischief.
- Her luskish behavior earned her a reputation as a flirt.
- The car's luskish appearance belied its impressive performance.
- The luskish smile on his face contradicted his serious demeanor.
- She had a luskish way of twisting her hair, a nervous habit.
- The luskish shimmer on the water made it difficult to see below the surface.
- The luskish scent of jasmine filled the air, intoxicatingly sweet.
- His luskish mannerisms grated on my nerves, making him unapproachable.
- The luskish gleam in the cat's eyes indicated it was about to pounce.
- Despite her luskish exterior, she had a kind and generous nature.
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Inclined to be lazy.
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The luskish gleam in his eyes hinted at cunning and mischief.
Her luskish behavior earned her a reputation as a flirt.
The car's luskish appearance belied its impressive performance.
The luskish smile on his face contradicted his serious demeanor.
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