Definition of slyly in English:

slyly

adverb ˈslʌɪliˈslaɪli

1In a cunning and deceitful or manipulative manner.
he slyly manipulates votes
Example sentencesExamples
- The film is cleverly, almost slyly, political.
- The great genius behind this storyline was that Ward was slyly biting the hand that fed him.
- He slyly begins to manipulate the situation by playing Cyrano for both youngsters.
- During a picnic, she slyly offers to massage his feet.
- A brief portion featured the pair chattering about the pitfalls of marriage while slyly manoeuvering around a kitchen table.
- After slyly gaining entrance to the castle and accidentally saving the king from an assassination attempt, he is given prestige and title by the thankful ruler.
- He uses extremely creative images of the devil and demons in order to slyly subvert our expectations.
- He slyly let the students' horse loose while they were grinding the corn, forcing them to rush after it, forgetting the meal.
- The imperious, self-involved mother dotes over her baby girl's hair and slyly inveigles the child to continue with her brilliant career as a shoplifter.
- Upset over the turn of events, they slyly have her removed from their home, leaving both the maid and the young daughter distraught.
1. 1.1 In a way that suggests some secret knowledge that may be harmful or embarrassing; knowingly.
  the president smiled slyly, unable to mask a look of triumph
  Example sentencesExamples
  While the title character holds up a big VHS tape, you can grin slyly, knowing that you're watching this film on glorious DVD.
  As its slyly punning title suggests, this 1999 documentary is Herzog's tribute to his doppelganger.
  The mathematician proudly gave his answer, glancing at me slyly out of the corner of his eye, as if he had outdone me in some way.
  "And among them," he adds, winking slyly, "is an author familiar to you both."
  She marched right into class, sat down, and slyly waved at all her friends from last year.
  She lets him do the talking while slyly poking a little fun at him along the way.
  She laughed, a bit slyly, bending her head to one side.
  As we roam the streets, they slyly peep at us and challenge us in 20 different guises.
  He's nodding slyly at the secular sanctity of the pub.
  His mother looks around slyly, with a little smile on her face.

Rhymes

drily, kylie, Riley, shyly, smiley, Smily, wily, wryly

Definition of slyly in US English:

slyly

adverbˈslīlēˈslaɪli

1In a cunning and deceitful or manipulative manner.
he slyly manipulates votes
Example sentencesExamples
- After slyly gaining entrance to the castle and accidentally saving the king from an assassination attempt, he is given prestige and title by the thankful ruler.
- He slyly let the students' horse loose while they were grinding the corn, forcing them to rush after it, forgetting the meal.
- The great genius behind this storyline was that Ward was slyly biting the hand that fed him.
- He uses extremely creative images of the devil and demons in order to slyly subvert our expectations.
- He slyly begins to manipulate the situation by playing Cyrano for both youngsters.
- The imperious, self-involved mother dotes over her baby girl's hair and slyly inveigles the child to continue with her brilliant career as a shoplifter.
- During a picnic, she slyly offers to massage his feet.
- The film is cleverly, almost slyly, political.
- A brief portion featured the pair chattering about the pitfalls of marriage while slyly manoeuvering around a kitchen table.
- Upset over the turn of events, they slyly have her removed from their home, leaving both the maid and the young daughter distraught.
1. 1.1 In a way that suggests some secret knowledge that may be harmful or embarrassing; knowingly.
  the president smiled slyly, unable to mask a look of triumph
  Example sentencesExamples
  As we roam the streets, they slyly peep at us and challenge us in 20 different guises.
  The mathematician proudly gave his answer, glancing at me slyly out of the corner of his eye, as if he had outdone me in some way.
  His mother looks around slyly, with a little smile on her face.
  She marched right into class, sat down, and slyly waved at all her friends from last year.
  She laughed, a bit slyly, bending her head to one side.
  She lets him do the talking while slyly poking a little fun at him along the way.
  As its slyly punning title suggests, this 1999 documentary is Herzog's tribute to his doppelganger.
  He's nodding slyly at the secular sanctity of the pub.
  While the title character holds up a big VHS tape, you can grin slyly, knowing that you're watching this film on glorious DVD.
  "And among them," he adds, winking slyly, "is an author familiar to you both."

单词	slyly
释义	Definition of slyly in English: slyly adverb ˈslʌɪliˈslaɪli 1In a cunning and deceitful or manipulative manner. he slyly manipulates votes Example sentencesExamples The film is cleverly, almost slyly, political. The great genius behind this storyline was that Ward was slyly biting the hand that fed him. He slyly begins to manipulate the situation by playing Cyrano for both youngsters. During a picnic, she slyly offers to massage his feet. A brief portion featured the pair chattering about the pitfalls of marriage while slyly manoeuvering around a kitchen table. After slyly gaining entrance to the castle and accidentally saving the king from an assassination attempt, he is given prestige and title by the thankful ruler. He uses extremely creative images of the devil and demons in order to slyly subvert our expectations. He slyly let the students' horse loose while they were grinding the corn, forcing them to rush after it, forgetting the meal. The imperious, self-involved mother dotes over her baby girl's hair and slyly inveigles the child to continue with her brilliant career as a shoplifter. Upset over the turn of events, they slyly have her removed from their home, leaving both the maid and the young daughter distraught. 1.1 In a way that suggests some secret knowledge that may be harmful or embarrassing; knowingly. the president smiled slyly, unable to mask a look of triumph Example sentencesExamples While the title character holds up a big VHS tape, you can grin slyly, knowing that you're watching this film on glorious DVD. As its slyly punning title suggests, this 1999 documentary is Herzog's tribute to his doppelganger. The mathematician proudly gave his answer, glancing at me slyly out of the corner of his eye, as if he had outdone me in some way. "And among them," he adds, winking slyly, "is an author familiar to you both." She marched right into class, sat down, and slyly waved at all her friends from last year. She lets him do the talking while slyly poking a little fun at him along the way. She laughed, a bit slyly, bending her head to one side. As we roam the streets, they slyly peep at us and challenge us in 20 different guises. He's nodding slyly at the secular sanctity of the pub. His mother looks around slyly, with a little smile on her face. Rhymes drily, kylie, Riley, shyly, smiley, Smily, wily, wryly Definition of slyly in US English: slyly adverbˈslīlēˈslaɪli 1In a cunning and deceitful or manipulative manner. he slyly manipulates votes Example sentencesExamples After slyly gaining entrance to the castle and accidentally saving the king from an assassination attempt, he is given prestige and title by the thankful ruler. He slyly let the students' horse loose while they were grinding the corn, forcing them to rush after it, forgetting the meal. The great genius behind this storyline was that Ward was slyly biting the hand that fed him. He uses extremely creative images of the devil and demons in order to slyly subvert our expectations. He slyly begins to manipulate the situation by playing Cyrano for both youngsters. The imperious, self-involved mother dotes over her baby girl's hair and slyly inveigles the child to continue with her brilliant career as a shoplifter. During a picnic, she slyly offers to massage his feet. The film is cleverly, almost slyly, political. A brief portion featured the pair chattering about the pitfalls of marriage while slyly manoeuvering around a kitchen table. Upset over the turn of events, they slyly have her removed from their home, leaving both the maid and the young daughter distraught. 1.1 In a way that suggests some secret knowledge that may be harmful or embarrassing; knowingly. the president smiled slyly, unable to mask a look of triumph Example sentencesExamples As we roam the streets, they slyly peep at us and challenge us in 20 different guises. The mathematician proudly gave his answer, glancing at me slyly out of the corner of his eye, as if he had outdone me in some way. His mother looks around slyly, with a little smile on her face. She marched right into class, sat down, and slyly waved at all her friends from last year. She laughed, a bit slyly, bending her head to one side. She lets him do the talking while slyly poking a little fun at him along the way. As its slyly punning title suggests, this 1999 documentary is Herzog's tribute to his doppelganger. He's nodding slyly at the secular sanctity of the pub. While the title character holds up a big VHS tape, you can grin slyly, knowing that you're watching this film on glorious DVD. "And among them," he adds, winking slyly, "is an author familiar to you both."
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