sneaky in Latin
sneaky in Latin is perfidus — sneaky means acting in a secretive, underhanded, or dishonest way.
sneaky in Latin
perfidus
Dishonest; deceitful.
What does "sneaky" mean?
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adjective Acting in a secretive, underhanded, or dishonest way.
"That was a sneaky move, hiding the evidence before the meeting."
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sneaky in a sentence
- That was a sneaky move, hiding the evidence before the meeting.
- The cat took a sneaky route around the fence to reach the birds.
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What is "sneaky" in Latin?
"sneaky" in Latin is perfidus. sneaky means: Acting in a secretive, underhanded, or dishonest way.
How do you use "sneaky" in a sentence?
Example: "That was a sneaky move, hiding the evidence before the meeting." In Latin, "sneaky" is perfidus.
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