Advanced as in hanky-panky Deceitful or dishonest behavior, often with the intention to trick or deceive others; similar to villainy. Clear All
6 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Knavery'
The master thief was known for his unparalleled knavery in executing elaborate heists.
The character's knavery added an intriguing twist to the plot of the mystery novel.
The cunning detective saw through the criminal's knavery and solved the complex case.
The cunning merchant engaged in knavery to gain an unfair advantage over his competitors.
The historical documentary explored the political landscape and instances of knavery in ancient civilizations.
He was known for his knavery, always finding a way to swindle unsuspecting people.
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