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shady
adjective as in dark, covered
adjective as in disreputable, suspicious
Example Sentences
I was eager to see how criminals make these shady deals with potentially treacherous employees at a time when cyber-attacks around the world are becoming more impactful and disruptive to everyday life.
A white family takes her in, but seemingly not legally, and more shady dealings are revealed throughout the novel but never solved.
The FTC said Amazon was aware its practices might be questioned, pointing to internal documents in which executives and employees made comments like "subscription driving is a bit of a shady world".
In fact, the biggest government initiative proposed in the document is deregulating food safety standards, which would make it easier for shady operations to sell goods at farmers markets.
They strategically placed some of the tall plants to screen unsightly views and create shady moments.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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