adj
guileful
Guileful (adj) means cunning and deliberately deceptive.
adj
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Cunning and deliberately deceptive.
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Etymology
From Middle English gileful, gilful; equivalent in structure to guile plus -ful.
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What is the meaning of guileful?
"guileful" (adj) means cunning and deliberately deceptive.
What is another word for guileful?
Other words for "guileful" include tricky, slick, knavish, sly, cunning, tricksy.
What is the opposite of guileful?
Opposites of "guileful" include ingenuous, simple.