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rascally

/ˈræs.kəl.i/

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adjective

/ˈræs.kəl.i/C2formalobsolete
  • ruУстаревшее прилагательное, описывающее кого-то озорного, нечестного или плутоватого в игривой или презренной манере.

An old-fashioned adjective describing someone who is mischievous, dishonest, or roguish in a playful or contemptible way.

  1. Playfully mischievousB2informal

    Behaving in a bold but charming and playful way, often causing minor trouble.

    ruОзорной

    • The rascally puppy chewed up my slippers but looked so cute doing it.
    • He gave her a rascally grin before hiding behind the door.
    • The children were being rascally, hiding their teacher's chalk.

    Synonymsdevilishimpishmischievousprankishpuckishroguishwaggish

    Antonymsgraveobedientserioussolemnwell behaved

  2. Dishonest or unscrupulousC1formal

    Lacking moral principles or a sense of honor; behaving in a deceitful or wicked manner.

    ruБесчестный или беспринципный

    • The rascally lawyer tricked the old man into signing away his property.
    • History remembers him as a rascally politician who cared only for power.
    • The novel's villain was a thoroughly rascally character, devoid of any scruples.

    Synonymsdeceitfuldishonestdisreputableroguishshadyunprincipledunscrupulousvillainouswicked

    Antonymshonesthonorablemoralprincipleduprightvirtuous

Forms
  • more rascally comparative form
  • most rascally superlative form
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