mischief-making Antonyms
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Meaning of mischief-making
Wordnet
mischief-making (n)
reckless or malicious behavior that causes discomfort or annoyance in others
Webster
mischief-making (a.)
Causing harm; exciting enmity or quarrels.
Webster
mischief-making (n.)
The act or practice of making mischief, inciting quarrels, etc.
mischief-making Sentence Examples
- The children's mischief-making antics caused chaos in the playground.
- The mischievous gnome delighted in pulling pranks on the unsuspecting villagers.
- The kitten's playful mischief-making kept its owners entertained for hours.
- The politician's mischief-making schemes aimed to undermine his opponent's reputation.
- The mischievous dog's habit of hiding shoes became a source of frustration for its family.
- The mischievous salesperson's antics made customers smile despite their reluctance to buy.
- The mischief-making squirrel scattered nuts all over the garden, earning the ire of the homeowner.
- The mischievous prank call kept the police officers busy for hours with a false report.
- The mischievous child's innocent smile belied his intentions for mischief-making.
- The mischievous teenager's graffiti defaced the town's historic buildings, causing outrage among residents.
FAQs About the word mischief-making
reckless or malicious behavior that causes discomfort or annoyance in othersCausing harm; exciting enmity or quarrels., The act or practice of making mischief,
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The children's mischief-making antics caused chaos in the playground.
The mischievous gnome delighted in pulling pranks on the unsuspecting villagers.
The kitten's playful mischief-making kept its owners entertained for hours.
The politician's mischief-making schemes aimed to undermine his opponent's reputation.
