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knavery

/ˈneɪ.vər.i/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa conduta desonesta, engano ou atos de ludibriação, como mentira, fraude ou roubo.

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noun

/ˈneɪ.vər.i/C2formalobsoleto
  • ptSubstantivo que designa conduta desonesta, engano ou atos de ludibriação, como mentira, fraude ou roubo.

A noun referring to dishonest behavior, trickery, or acts of deception such as lying, cheating, or stealing.

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  1. Dishonest or deceitful behaviorC1formal

    Actions characterized by a lack of honesty, such as lying, cheating, or stealing.

    ptDesonestidade

    • The king was warned of the knavery taking place in his court.
    • His knavery was exposed when the documents were found forged.
    • The merchant's knavery cost him the trust of his clients.

    Sinônimoschicanerydeceitdeceitfulnessdishonestyfraudrascalityrogueryskulduggerytrickeryvillainy

    Antônimoshonestyhonorintegrity

  2. Mischievous or roguish actsC2formalbritish

    Playful but often troublesome behavior, sometimes implying a clever trick or prank.

    ptTravessura

    • The children's knavery amused the old gentleman more than it annoyed him.
    • He was known for his harmless knavery at school.
    • The play features a servant whose knavery drives the comedy.

    Sinônimosdeviltrymischiefroguerytomfoolery

Formas
  • knaveries plural form
  • knaveries' possessive plural form
  • knavery's possessive singular form