impish in Italian
impish in Italian is malevolo, maligno — impish means playfully naughty, like a little devil.
impish in Italian
malevolo
Mischievous; of or befitting an imp.
maligno
Mischievous; of or befitting an imp.
What does "impish" mean?
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adj Playfully naughty, like a little devil.
"But the antics of Mr. Moore, though impish and impudent, are, after all, so amusing and so graceful that the governess, it is said, sometimes hides behind a tree to watch."
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impish in a sentence
- But the antics of Mr. Moore, though impish and impudent, are, after all, so amusing and so graceful that the governess, it is said, sometimes hides behind a tree to watch.
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What is "impish" in Italian?
"impish" in Italian is malevolo, maligno. impish means: Playfully naughty, like a little devil.
Are there other ways to say "impish" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 2 translations listed for "impish": malevolo, maligno.
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