roguishness's Usage Examples:

Sellers's cunning roguishness.

"malandro" and "malandragem", which can be roughly translated as "rogue" and "roguishness", are very similar to the "jeitinho", but these terms imply a greater.

Behemoth comically combines philosophical ponderings and manners with roguishness and aggressiveness.

problems'," at the same time it is clear that "there is something about 'roguishness' itself which is curative.

Observer, Ivor Brown wrote that Sim's Claudius in Hamlet had "a sly roguishness that was immensely alive.

lead and inspire feels pretty fresh to me, as is his somewhat snappy roguishness.

drawing, a strange creature, full of artist-caprices, along with a certain roguishness: drawing is his whole employment: a year and a half here: ten years old.

He had such a roguishness and a wildness and you never quite knew what he might do or say next.

wearing gentlemen's clothing regularly and living a life of ladykilling roguishness in a bohemian flat.

Synonyms:

hooliganism; misdeed; deviltry; shenanigan; rascality; misbehaviour; mischief-making; misbehavior; malicious mischief; vandalism; monkey business; devilment; mischief; hell; devilry; mischievousness; blaze; roguery;

Antonyms:

asset; advisability; honesty; goodness; beneficent;