thievishness Antonyms
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Meaning of thievishness
Wordnet
thievishness (n)
having a disposition to steal
thievishness Sentence Examples
- The suspect's thievishness was evident in his history of burglary and larceny.
- The neighborhood had become a haven for thievishness, with burglaries occurring almost nightly.
- The cunning thief displayed remarkable thievishness, eluding security measures with ease.
- The company's IT security was compromised by the thievishness of a disgruntled employee.
- The thievishness of the corrupt officials had drained the country's resources.
- The culprit's thievishness was fueled by a relentless greed and disregard for the law.
- The politician's thievishness became a national scandal, eroding public trust.
- The insurance company refused to cover the stolen items due to the insured's known thievishness.
- The young boy's thievishness was a symptom of deeper social and economic problems.
- The thief's thievishness was so brazen that he openly stole items from a crowded store.
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having a disposition to steal
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The suspect's thievishness was evident in his history of burglary and larceny.
The neighborhood had become a haven for thievishness, with burglaries occurring almost nightly.
The cunning thief displayed remarkable thievishness, eluding security measures with ease.
The company's IT security was compromised by the thievishness of a disgruntled employee.
