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artfulness

/ˈɑːrt.fəl.nəs/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das die Eigenschaft bezeichnet, klug, geschickt oder gewandt zu sein, oft auf eine Weise, die einen unehrlichen Vorteil oder List impliziert.

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noun

/ˈɑːrt.fəl.nəs/C1formal
  • deSubstantiv, das die Eigenschaft bezeichnet, klug, geschickt oder gewandt zu sein, oft auf eine Weise, die einen unehrlichen Vorteil oder List impliziert.

A noun referring to the quality of being clever, skillful, or adroit, often in a way that involves taking unfair advantage or using cunning.

unzählbar

  1. Cunning or SlynessC1formal

    The quality of being clever and skilled at taking unfair advantage of others, often through deception or trickery.

    deGerissenheit

    • The politician's artfulness allowed him to manipulate public opinion.
    • She used her artfulness to get a better deal than anyone else.
    • His artfulness in negotiations was both admired and feared.

    Synonymechicanerycraftinesscunningdeceitdeviousnessduplicityguileslynesstrickerywiliness

    Antonymecandorforthrightnessfranknesshonestyingenuousnessnaiveteopennesssinceritytruthfulness

  2. Skillful DeceptionC1formal

    The ability to achieve goals through clever, often dishonest, methods.

    deList

    • The con artist's artfulness fooled even the most cautious investors.
    • He relied on artfulness rather than hard work to climb the corporate ladder.
    • Her artfulness in crafting misleading arguments was remarkable.

    Synonymechicanerycraftinesscunningdeceitduplicityguileslynesssubterfugetrickerywiliness

    Antonymecandorfranknesshonestysincerity

Formen
  • artfulnesses plural form
  • artfulnesses' possessive plural form
  • artfulness's possessive singular form
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