thiefly Synonyms
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thiefly Meaning
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thiefly (a. & adv.)
Like a thief; thievish; thievishly.
thiefly Sentence Examples
- Thiefly motivated by greed, the burglar ransacked the house in search of valuables.
- The thiefly actions of the embezzler resulted in millions of dollars being stolen from the corporation.
- The politician's speech was heavily thiefly, aiming to sway voters with false promises.
- The student's essay was deemed thiefly as it contained plagiarized material from multiple sources.
- The thiefly act of the art collector left the museum with a significant void in its collection.
- The company's thiefly practices led to a class-action lawsuit and hefty fines.
- The thiefly nature of the virus stole valuable data from countless unsuspecting victims.
- The employee's conduct was thiefly, as they repeatedly took advantage of company resources for personal gain.
- The journalist's thiefly intentions were exposed when it was discovered they had fabricated an entire story.
- The thiefly behavior of the neighbor damaged the sense of trust within the community.
FAQs About the word thiefly
Like a thief; thievish; thievishly.
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Thiefly motivated by greed, the burglar ransacked the house in search of valuables.
The thiefly actions of the embezzler resulted in millions of dollars being stolen from the corporation.
The politician's speech was heavily thiefly, aiming to sway voters with false promises.
The student's essay was deemed thiefly as it contained plagiarized material from multiple sources.
