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conniving

/kuh-nahy-ving/US // kəˈnaɪ vɪŋ //

纵容,阴谋诡计,奸诈,阴谋论

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adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1
    • : cooperating secretly, especially with harmful or evil intent; conspiring: a conniving liar and thief.

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Examples

  • He becomes consumed with making money for his expanding empire—Garfield plays the older, graying version of Jim as a half conniving, half distracted striver.

  • In closing arguments in June 2017, Theobald did everything in her power to discredit Jennifer, casting her as a desperate, conniving woman.

  • Women felt judged according to a lingering belief that while the pure souls perished, the conniving ones survived.

  • He defeated what was left of the Tatars, mostly by conniving with leaders of what was left of the Tatars.

  • Why, then, are we led to believe that her conniving ways are so ineffectual and misdirected?

  • Fondly nicknamed “the Worst Boy In Town,” Penrod is conniving but not clever, wicked but rarely cruel.

  • A sexy, sexual, conniving, social-media mentioning, sexy baby spider!

  • Predictably, Harding was cast as a conniving, violent woman.

  • It has come to the notice of the Committee that many parents are conniving at the practice of having liquor at adolescent parties.

  • I fear the latter—He has ever kept too strict a course to admit his conniving at such licence.

  • If some dozen of the conniving deputies had been sent there, Warden Tapp might have had less to extenuate.

  • In the former event, if I remained silent, I should be conniving at a marriage which would make her miserable for life.

  • Leaflets ovate, glandless or glandular, with the serratures conniving.