conniving
Conivente
definition
verb
you have it in your power to connive at my escape
secretly allow (something considered immoral, illegal, wrong, or harmful) to occur.
adjective
a heartless and conniving woman
given to or involved in conspiring to do something immoral, illegal, or harmful.
translation of 'conniving'
verb
conspirar,
ser conivente
example
I couldn't imagine contemporary female audiences buying a plot wherein 'conniving' men turn their wives into homemaking robots.
He was a lying, 'conniving' , covering up peacemaker.
Companies' accounts were misleading, their auditors 'conniving' , their lawyers conspiring, their bankers inept.
Now it's trying to prevent exposure of its prewar 'conniving' .
A pair of baboons acted precisely like 'conniving' con artists in cooperating to deceive a third.
Every person who has ever told the camera that is always a 'conniving' , manipulative sociopath.
Naturally, Sally Rogers is nothing like the 'conniving' Yvonne.
I don't really care about catching up on how my beloved soap characters have been scheming and 'conniving' .
The two were found to be 'conniving' with an inter-state flesh trade gang, whose three members were arrested by the police last Friday.
He always ends up looking smug like he's just done something evil, or 'conniving' like he's planning something evil.
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