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How to use trickily in a sentence
One who does business trickily; a person without professional honor: used chiefly of lawyers; as, pettifoggers and shysters.
BY ADVICE OF COUNSELARTHUR TRAINThe poet had acted trickily, after his wonted habit, though in all likelihood with the design of doing Bolingbroke a service.
THE AGE OF POPEJOHN DENNISFought for it fairly when fairness served best, and trickily when trickiness seemed more profitable.
AINSLEE'S MAGAZINE, VOLUME 16, NO. 3, OCTOBER, 1905VARIOUSNext to this motive principle is his desire to make money dishonestly, trickily, meanly, and shabbily.
CAMPFIRE AND BATTLEFIELDROSSITER JOHNSONHe felt offended, as if he had been trickily defeated in an argument.
GARGOYLESBEN HECHTThe champagne was bubbling trickily in the veins of the mercurial statesmen.
CABBAGES AND KINGSO. HENRYThe prayer was long, intolerably and trickily eloquent and rhetorical, very self-conscious.
A TRAMP'S NOTEBOOKMORLEY ROBERTSWORDS RELATED TO TRICKILY
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