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artfulness

/ˈɑːrt.fəl.nəs/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa la cualidad de ser hábil, astuto o ingenioso, a menudo de un modo que implica una ventaja deshonesta o engaño.

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noun

/ˈɑːrt.fəl.nəs/C1formal
  • esSustantivo que designa la cualidad de ser hábil, astuto o ingenioso, a menudo de un modo que implica una ventaja deshonesta o engaño.

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

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  1. Cunning or SlynessC1formal

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

    esAstucia o sagacidad engañosa

    • 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.

    Sinónimoschicanerycraftinesscunningdeceitdeviousnessduplicityguileslynesstrickerywiliness

    Antónimoscandorforthrightnessfranknesshonestyingenuousnessnaiveteopennesssinceritytruthfulness

  2. Skillful DeceptionC1formal

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

    esAstucia engañosa

    • 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.

    Sinónimoschicanerycraftinesscunningdeceitduplicityguileslynesssubterfugetrickerywiliness

    Antónimoscandorfranknesshonestysincerity

Formas
  • artfulnesses plural form
  • artfulnesses' possessive plural form
  • artfulness's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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