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More sound in judgment
Comparative for having or showing a cunning and deceitful nature
Comparative for mischievous or roguish in nature
Comparative for furtive or surreptitious in nature
Comparative for able to deal with people or situations in a tactful or canny manner
(
of a joke or sense of humour
)
Comparative for subtle and expressed in a matter-of-fact way
Comparative for showing or suggesting that one has knowledge or awareness of something
Comparative for showing or having skill, especially with the hands
Comparative for depicting or referring to lewd matters in a way that is unacceptable in polite society
Comparative for engaging in childish misbehavior
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Adjective
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More sound in judgment
better
shrewder
smarter
wiser
better-informed
astuter
sharper
craftier
keener
sager
cleverer
saner
sounder
warier
wilier
more sensible
more informed
more insightful
more judicious
more perceptive
more prudent
more rational
more thoughtful
more intelligent
more intuitive
more knowledgeable
more learned
more reasonable
more reflective
more careful
more discerning
more educated
more enlightened
more knowing
more tactful
more aware
more calculating
more cogitative
more contemplative
more cunning
more devious
more erudite
more perspicacious
more sagacious
more sapient
more scholarly
more understanding
more artful
more discreet
more experienced
more foresighted
more au fait
Adjective
▲
Comparative for having or showing a cunning and deceitful nature
wilier
craftier
trickier
cleverer
subtler
foxier
shiftier
astuter
sneakier
cagier
cuter
dodgier
flier
shonkier
shrewder
slicker
slimmer
stealthier
meaner
slipperier
cannier
smoother
sharper
shadier
pawkier
smarter
slimier
savvier
deeper
creepier
adroiter
greasier
smarmier
keener
archer
acuter
dirtier
snider
tricksier
wrier
benter
neater
defter
more cunning
more devious
more scheming
more artful
more guileful
more conniving
more designing
more deceitful
more dishonest
more Machiavellian
more secret
more underhand
more calculating
more covert
more disingenuous
more duplicitous
more insidious
more beguiling
more furtive
more manipulative
more untrustworthy
more captious
more crooked
more deceptive
more delusive
more dishonourable
UK
more dishonorable
US
more elusive
more evasive
more illusory
more ingenious
more intriguing
more traitorous
more treacherous
more unscrupulous
more vulpine
more streetwise
more Janus-faced
more knowing
more intelligent
more skilful
UK
more skillful
US
more larcenous
more fraudulent
more secretive
more sharp-witted
more cheating
more light-fingered
more sticky-fingered
more politic
more rapacious
more predatory
more reptilian
more thievish
more spoliative
more kleptomaniacal
more plunderous
more piratic
more imaginative
more dexterous
US
more inventive
more masterly
more conspiratorial
more fiendish
more dextrous
UK
more street-smart
more street smart
more criminal
more unprincipled
more misleading
more roguish
more adept
more tactful
more observant
more underhanded
more heedful
more collusive
more delusory
more mischievous
more impish
more sagacious
more malicious
more heads-up
more theftuous
more experienced
more ❯
“Ray was oblivious to my cunning and
sly
plan, and I kept it that way.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for mischievous or roguish in nature
archer
wickeder
tricksier
playfuller
naughtier
pawkier
cheekier
jauntier
perter
saucier
trickier
foxier
wilier
coyer
sneakier
craftier
slicker
fresher
giddier
funnier
wittier
droller
merrier
livelier
flipper
gayer
glibber
jollier
mirthfuller
snappier
blither
bubblier
sillier
zanier
absurder
wackier
cleverer
smarter
campier
wrier
camper
pleasanter
happier
friskier
sprightlier
crazier
dafter
larkier
richer
sharper
quicker
lighter
shallower
goofier
odder
nuttier
loonier
brighter
sunnier
peppier
cheerier
perkier
zippier
keener
cockier
sassier
wiser
quicker on the draw
racier
snazzier
daffier
ruder
cutesier
wantoner
cuter
lippier
breezier
more mischievous
more impish
more roguish
more puckish
more devilish
more waggish
more rascally
more prankish
more knavish
more scampish
more leprechaunish
more elvish
more pixieish
more knowing
more frolicsome
more sportive
more ludic
more elfin
more flippant
more whimsical
more raffish
more rakish
more elfish
more cunning
more tongue-in-cheek
more pixilated
more implike
more pixyish
more elven
more artful
more affected
more coquettish
more beguiling
more casual
more offhand
more troublemaking
more fiendish
more devil-may-care
more humorous
more facetious
more amusing
more comical
more jocular
more comic
more chucklesome
more entertaining
more jokey
more jocose
more jesting
more risible
more lighthearted
more frivolous
more spirited
more cheerful
more gamesome
more bantering
more jocund
more joyous
more high-spirited
more laughable
more hilarious
more ridiculous
more hysterical
more ludicrous
more humoristic
more comedic
more sidesplitting
more hysteric
more uproarious
more antic
more farcical
more killing
more side-splitting
more screaming
more priceless
more jovial
more scintillating
more inane
more rollicking
more good-humoured
UK
more good-humored
US
more quick-witted
more gleeful
more tongue in cheek
more coltish
more preposterous
more fatuous
more sportful
more fay
more fun
more senseless
more satirical
more unserious
more smart-alecky
more sharp-witted
more smart-aleck
more ironic
more superficial
more ribald
more engaging
more flirtatious
more clownish
more eccentric
more quizzical
more exuberant
more brilliant
more larkish
more blithesome
more good-natured
more fanciful
more intelligent
more festive
more inappropriate
more original
more penetrating
more ingenious
more piquant
more piercing
more skittish
more sardonic
more sarcastic
more impertinent
more profound
more tactful
more cutting
more highbrowed
more frolicky
more frolic
more boffo
more impudent
more irreverent
more precious
more disrespectful
more dismissive
more off the wall
more full of beans
more ❯
“Stan nodded conspiratorially, a
sly
grin creeping over his face.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for furtive or surreptitious in nature
stealthier
shadier
shiftier
slipperier
sneakier
craftier
wilier
trickier
foxier
dodgier
slicker
benter
subtler
shrewder
snider
unfairer
falser
dirtier
shonkier
blacker
cagier
sharper
fishier
ignobler
faster
baser
wickeder
darker
eviller
seedier
badder
murkier
dastardlier
slimmer
phonier
UK
sketchier
iffier
viler
cleverer
astuter
obliquer
sordider
snakier
quieter
deeper
wantoner
rottener
cuter
flier
lower
cowardlier
faker
dicier
silenter
closer
mealier
nastier
abjecter
hatefuller
sleazier
spitefuller
shadowier
smarter
tricker
stinkier
smoother
cannier
slimier
bummer
yellower
creepier
quicker
ornerier
saltier
meaner
cattier
cheaper
squalider
beggarlier
hollower
scurvier
unpleasanter
fouler
paltrier
shabbier
grubbier
wretcheder
scungier
sorrier
scummier
lamer
lousier
rattier
scabbier
obscurer
stranger
unworthier
pettier
arranter
coyer
unrulier
viciouser
heavier
violenter
guiltier
gimmickier
more furtive
more secret
more surreptitious
more covert
more devious
more underhanded
more underhand
more cunning
more dishonest
more guileful
more deceitful
more unscrupulous
more scheming
more crooked
more duplicitous
more artful
more clandestine
more treacherous
more fraudulent
more unethical
more deceptive
more backstairs
more unprincipled
more undercover
more private
more designing
more corrupt
more untrustworthy
more underground
more Machiavellian
more dishonourable
UK
more hush-hush
more privy
more secretive
more immoral
more dishonorable
US
more disreputable
more hugger-mugger
more insidious
more calculating
more dubious
more hidden
more indirect
more conniving
more disingenuous
more cheating
more roguish
more perfidious
more rogue
more Janus-faced
more insincere
more unconscionable
more conspiratorial
more questionable
more mendacious
more illegal
more shrouded
more suspicious
more hypocritical
more scandalous
more exploitative
more improper
more untruthful
more sinful
more villainous
more amoral
more evasive
more knavish
more corrupted
more unsavoury
UK
more unsavory
US
more suspect
more nefarious
more unlawful
more conscienceless
more degenerate
more illicit
more shameless
more illegitimate
more sinister
more wrong
more low-down
more unconscientious
more venal
more beguiling
more reprobate
more faithless
more snidey
more truthless
more intriguing
more cutthroat
more backhanded
more rascally
more serpentine
more misleading
more mercenary
more dissolute
more masked
more mysterious
more hollow-hearted
more false-hearted
more despicable
more cautious
more contemptible
more iniquitous
more licentious
more lawless
more virulent
more unrighteous
more felonious
more manipulative
more delinquent
more criminal
more unreliable
more unsporting
more dangerous
more inglorious
more Punic
more astucious
more unsportsmanlike
more camouflaged
more artificial
more unfaithful
more cryptic
more unctuous
more wrongful
more cynical
more confidential
more enigmatic
more profligate
more forbidden
more self-seeking
more depraved
more discreet
more traitorous
more heinous
more errant
more Pecksniffian
more disloyal
more unwarranted
more perverted
more debauched
more impermissible
more ungodly
more feline
more barbarous
more shameful
more unauthorised
UK
more unacceptable
more scoundrelly
more under the counter
more taboo
more malicious
more malevolent
more decadent
more pernicious
more defiled
more inexorable
more objectionable
more vindictive
more phony-baloney
more scrofulous
more bribable
more corruptible
more purchasable
more irresponsible
more abusive
more irregular
more unveracious
more uncandid
more opportunistic
more unfrank
more abandoned
more exploitive
more spurious
more mean-spirited
more undependable
more deviant
more expedient
more wormlike
more perilous
more buried
more elusive
more circumspect
more controlling
more subversive
more collusive
more unhonest
more incog
more unbowed
more media-savvy
more unprofessional
more hostile
more restricted
more inside
more classified
more catlike
more noiseless
more back-stabbing
more fallacious
more double-crossing
more libertine
more vengeful
more demonic
more infamous
more maleficent
more rancorous
more contemptuous
more forbidding
more sideways
more huggermugger
more ignominious
more ungentlemanly
more tortuous
more detestable
more worthless
more untrue
more unsportsmanly
more execrable
more deplorable
more currish
more pretentious
more diabolic
more overdone
more mystical
more unenlightened
more unintelligible
more clouded
more enigmatical
more occult
more mystic
more ambiguous
more exaggerated
more disgraceful
more off-color
US
more ambidextrous
more reticent
more uncommunicative
more reserved
more undignified
more withdrawn
more taciturn
more unforthcoming
more inhuman
more ruffianly
more recreant
more degrading
more ruthless
more degraded
more selfish
more introverted
more closemouthed
more guarded
more introvert
more prohibited
more clamlike
more culpable
more hushed
more indictable
more disorderly
more unlicensed
more contraband
more anarchic
more self-contained
more tight-lipped
more punishable
more actionable
more banned
more unsanctioned
more disruptive
more rebellious
more anarchical
more seditious
more unofficial
more insurrectionary
more mutinous
more insubordinate
more interdicted
more noncompliant
more savage
more adulterous
more nonconformist
more anarchistic
more peccant
more malfeasant
more revolting
more uncivilized
US
more warlike
more miscreant
more flagitious
more uncultivated
more disordered
more turbulent
more ungoverned
more disobedient
more unpeaceful
more excessive
more unregulated
more contumacious
more nihilistic
more uncivilised
UK
more piratical
more criminogenic
more ❯
“Gabriel took a
sly
step toward the First Lady, and she dipped her head for the benefit of the gathered reporters.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for able to deal with people or situations in a tactful or canny manner
cannier
savvier
subtler
sharper
smoother
cagier
niftier
shrewder
smarter
astuter
cleverer
craftier
wilier
wiser
foxier
slicker
headier
acuter
keener
quicker
pawkier
brainier
slipperier
worldlier
sager
trickier
dodgier
cuter
flier
politer
defter
brighter
abler
suaver
sneakier
shiftier
shadier
cooler
maturer
deeper
quicker off the mark
seemlier
adroiter
readier
warier
more tactful
more discreet
more judicious
more skilful
UK
more skillful
US
more polished
more calculating
more guileful
more opportunistic
more poised
more urbane
more cunning
more artful
more intelligent
more perceptive
more ingenious
more streetwise
more quick-witted
more discerning
more knowing
more sharp-witted
more discriminating
more street smart
more sagacious
more perspicacious
more experienced
more sapient
more hardheaded
more argute
more street-smart
more clear-sighted
more clear-eyed
more media-savvy
more hard-boiled
more heads-up
more prudent
more sensible
more seasoned
more politic
more hardened
more insightful
more scheming
more suss
more cluey
more devious
more penetrating
more careful
more cautious
more designing
more beguiling
more considerate
more thoughtful
more sensitive
more brilliant
more farsighted
more courteous
more intuitive
more diplomatic
more gracious
more capable
more dexterous
US
more dextrous
UK
more Machiavellian
more underhanded
more knowledgeable
more aware
more enlightened
more piercing
more incisive
more alert
more observant
more underhand
more respectful
more profound
more civil
more sympathetic
more disingenuous
more accurate
more probing
more astucious
more calculated
more inside
more innovative
more creative
more cordial
more inventive
more original
more delicate
more imaginative
more innovational
more mannerly
more innovatory
more inspired
more originative
more trailblazing
more up on
more understanding
more artistic
more Promethean
more gifted
more strategic
more enterprising
more sophisticated
more deviceful
more talented
more elaborate
more adept
more masterly
more conciliatory
more conniving
more intriguing
more effective
more circumspect
more watchful
more hep
more worldly-wise
more ❯
“He is largely unchanged, still sycophantic and
sly
in his dealings with both writers and masters, and still capable of uncovering veiled allusions to the rulers of the day in the works submitted for his scrutiny.”
Adjective
▲
(
of a joke or sense of humour
)
Comparative for subtle and expressed in a matter-of-fact way
drier
sharper
subtler
droller
wrier
keener
sarkier
harsher
saltier
sourer
more cynical
more sarcastic
more sardonic
more deadpan
more biting
more cutting
more laconic
more satirical
more ironic
more mordant
more acerbic
more caustic
more deprecating
more ironical
more mocking
more waggish
more apathetic
more straight-faced
more poker-faced
more low-key
more matter-of-fact
more sharp-tongued
more derisive
more scornful
more satiric
more stinging
more trenchant
more mordacious
more disingenuous
more double-edged
Adjective
▲
Comparative for showing or suggesting that one has knowledge or awareness of something
hipper
archer
playfuller
wiser
weightier
richer
pithier
more knowing
more meaningful
more suggestive
more significant
more telling
more expressive
more cunning
more enigmatic
more eloquent
more impish
more mischievous
more consequential
more sensitive
more indicative
more revealing
more pregnant
more revelatory
more pointed
more meaning
more sententious
more redolent
more telltale
more illuminating
more informative
more educational
more loaded
more imaginative
more creative
more seminal
more original
more inventive
more symbolic
more fecund
more cogent
more important
more momentous
more symptomatic
more figurative
more emblematic
more compelling
more token
more convincing
more representational
more demonstrative
more allegorical
more symbolical
more representative
more evocative
more calculating
more insightful
more characteristic
more reflective
more denotative
more valid
more significatory
more purposeful
more solemn
more graphic
more evidential
more relevant
more moving
more allusive
more indicatory
Adjective
▲
Comparative for showing or having skill, especially with the hands
adroiter
defter
abler
cleverer
handier
meaner
apter
niftier
tastier
slicker
nimbler
smoother
quicker
agiler
wickeder
neater
nippier
more dextrous
UK
more dexterous
US
more expert
more skilful
UK
more masterly
more skilled
more proficient
more adept
more skillful
US
more accomplished
more masterful
more virtuoso
more capable
more talented
more practised
UK
more polished
more practiced
US
more experienced
more ace
more efficient
more versed
more professional
more crackerjack
more artful
more ingenious
more bravura
more workmanlike
more impressive
more delicate
more habile
more facile
more prompt
more active
Adjective
▲
Comparative for depicting or referring to lewd matters in a way that is unacceptable in polite society
bawdier
racier
coarser
filthier
ruder
vulgarer
obscener
raunchier
smuttier
broader
earthier
naughtier
lewder
spicier
grosser
cruder
dirtier
saucier
juicier
nastier
pornier
profaner
saltier
trashier
wantoner
baser
fouler
fruitier
rawer
rougher
more ribald
more indecent
more blue
more salacious
more suggestive
more indecorous
more pornographic
more titillating
more improper
more indelicate
more licentious
more impure
more lascivious
more off
more offensive
more scurrilous
more adult
more devilish
more rogue
more unbecoming
more gamey
more gamy
more Rabelaisian
more rascally
more scabrous
more off-color
US
more foul-mouthed
more near the knuckle
Adjective
▲
Comparative for engaging in childish misbehavior
badder
naughtier
unrulier
ruder
playfuller
wantoner
raunchier
rougher
rowdier
foxier
wilfuller
tricksier
more mischievous
more disobedient
more troublesome
more wayward
more willful
more unmanageable
more artful
more ill-behaved
more undisciplined
more wrong
more bothersome
more devilish
more disorderly
more headstrong
more rascally
more uncontrollable
more exasperating
more fiendish
more intractable
more recalcitrant
more roguish
more brattish
more defiant
more disruptive
more froward
more insubordinate
more fractious
more frolicsome
more impish
more obstreperous
more ungovernable
more rebellious
more self-willed
more unbiddable
more contumacious
more prankish
more puckish
more refractory
more scampish
more childish
more disrespectful
more ill-natured
more immature
more impudent
more inconsiderate
more infantile
more insolent
more kiddish
more ruffianly
more thoughtless
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