sneakily's Usage Examples:

The image features a devilish figure sneakily de-corking the bottle; Cappiello used "infernal imagery" in several of.

many British children's programmes, there is a lot of social commentary sneakily inserted, as well as witty asides about the Royal family, buses running.

(Barry), a shrewd oil driller from Galveston, Texas, conceives a plan to sneakily siphon millions of dollars' worth of oil from the oil fields and sell it.

By creating this alliance, he was sneakily able to play both sides of the house, assuring Amanda and McCrae he was.

Watson also falsely claimed that people would be sneakily registered without their knowledge.

the castaways in agreeing to purchase letters from their loved ones, he sneakily reneged; but after earning the ire of his tribe-mates, he relented.

interruptions, despite a weather forecast being simulated by Terry himself before sneakily playing the song again.

not take the astronauts long to find the source of the problem: aliens sneakily making raids on their crystals.

Eventually, though, it becomes sneakily addictive -- it's a stealth pop song.

modern meaning, but "sneak" conveys its older sense, not least as a way of sneakily dodging the gambling ban on Dreiblatt by adding an extra card.

"Did Microsoft just sneakily patent an open-source tool?".

In The Black Cauldron, Gurgi, along with Princess Eilonwy, sneakily follows the Companions to the Black Gate of Annuvin.

approach to its ostensible theme of intimacy, and the clumsy way all this was sneakily elided with Euro-hardcore cliches about BDSM, alternative sexualities,.

enjoying nature, and unaware that the spiritual book actually exists, Charlie sneakily puts the smashed egg on the open page, and sneaks away.

iconic pop culture status, three childhood friends are happy enough to sneakily obtain racy pictures of her for their pubescent enjoyment.

Bender then sneakily pulls the drawing back out, smooths it out, and places it on the inside.

then tries to get back at Red by challenging him to a game of golf, and sneakily replaces the golf balls with fake ones that are supposed to explode on.

(Daniel Dinnen) takes an interest in Anne, much to the chagrin of Billy, who sneakily reads Anne's diary and is collared by Hannah.

positively, writing that "there is something compelling about the way this film sneakily taps into our collective psychosexual fantasies.

Synonyms:

surreptitiously;