cleverly

She had a wicked delight in the defeat of his strategy which she could cleverly conceal.

He had been cleverly exploited, but he could not see that any great harm had been done.

He was cleverly caught, though, before he could make any use of what he had stolen.

At these words, which she had so cleverly provoked, Felicite released her husband's arms.

She had disguised herself so cleverly that it was difficult to recognise her.

He doesn't seem to have noticed at all how cleverly you have used your performers.

"Well, you have done it cleverly, I must say," resumed Dunn.

"Cleverly done, by Jove," cried Talbot, in an ecstacy of admiration.

Well, he could bring down an ox with his fist, at a word from the boss, just as cleverly.

Now he had been cleverly outwitted by an eighteen-year-old girl.