sneakiness (Meaning)

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sneakiness (n)

a disposition to be sly and stealthy and to do things surreptitiously

The cat's sneakiness allowed it to catch the mouse without being noticed.
The thief's sneakiness was so impressive that he managed to steal the diamond without setting off any alarms.
The spy's sneakiness enabled him to infiltrate the enemy base and gather crucial information.
The politician's sneakiness was evident in the way he manipulated the truth to gain votes.
The child's sneakiness was a constant source of amusement for his parents, as he found creative ways to get what he wanted.
The snake's sneakiness made it a deadly predator, able to strike its prey with lightning speed.
The burglar's sneakiness allowed him to break into the house and steal valuables without being detected.
The government's sneakiness was criticized by the public, who felt that their privacy was being violated.
The hacker's sneakiness allowed him to access confidential information without leaving a trace.
The company's sneakiness in raising prices without informing customers was met with widespread anger and disappointment.

a disposition to be sly and stealthy and to do things surreptitiously

subtlety, slyness,cunning, deviousness, craftiness, slickness, inventiveness, cleverness, canniness, caginess

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The cat's sneakiness allowed it to catch the mouse without being noticed.

The thief's sneakiness was so impressive that he managed to steal the diamond without setting off any alarms.

The spy's sneakiness enabled him to infiltrate the enemy base and gather crucial information.

The politician's sneakiness was evident in the way he manipulated the truth to gain votes.