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devilry

/ˈdev.əl.ri/

Traduction: Nom désignant un comportement malveillant, cruel ou diabolique, impliquant souvent des actions imprudentes qui causent du désarroi ou de l'irritation à autrui. Peut aussi évoquer un esprit espiègle ou des actions nuisibles.

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/ˈdev.əl.ri/C2formal
  • frNom désignant un comportement malveillant, cruel ou diabolique, impliquant souvent des actions imprudentes qui causent du désarroi ou de l'irritation à autrui. Peut aussi évoquer un esprit espiègle ou des actions nuisibles.

A noun referring to wicked, cruel, or malicious behavior, often involving reckless actions that cause discomfort or annoyance to others.

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  1. Wicked or cruel behaviorC1formal

    Actions that are morally bad, evil, or intended to cause harm.

    frMéchanceté, cruauté

    • The villain's devilry knew no bounds as he plotted against the kingdom.
    • The novel explores the depths of human devilry and corruption.
    • Legends often speak of the devilry performed by dark sorcerers.

    Synonymesatrocitycrueltyeviliniquitymalevolencesinvicevillainywickednesswrongdoing

    Antonymesbenevolencegoodnesskindnessmoralityrighteousnessvirtue

  2. Mischievous or reckless behaviorB2informal

    Playful but annoying actions that cause minor trouble or discomfort.

    frEspièglerie malicieuse

    • The children were up to their usual devilry, hiding the teacher's chalk.
    • His devilry at the party involved swapping the salt and sugar.
    • The prank was harmless devilry, but it still annoyed the neighbors.

    Synonymesdevilmentimpishnessmischiefmischievousnessnaughtinessrascalityroguery

    Antonymesgoodnessvirtue

Formes
  • devilries plural form
  • devilries' possessive plural form
  • devilry's possessive singular form
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