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/snˈiːkɪli/
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ADVERB
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in a surreptitious manner
he was watching her surreptitiously as she waited in the hotel lobby
How To Use sneakily In A Sentence
- He cuffed her ear then proceeded to drag her sneakily through to the entrance hall where a hallstand replete with walking-sticks, canes and umbrellas snarled their progress.
- It got to the point where the poor devil daren't leave the bedroom door even slightly ajar for fear that I would sneakily insert a syringe through the gap in an attempt to feed him tea intravenously.
- Under Spruance's icy ugly stare, Warren spoke up sneakily.
- Remember, that, very sneakily, New Scotland Yard isjust withinthe Serious Organised Crime and Police Act 2005 ss 132 -138 Designated Area around Parliament Square see theParliamentProtest.org.ukblog for details, and so the Metroplitan Police may attempt to arrest people, or to impose arbitrary Conditions etc. Mass photography protest - 11 am Monday 16th February 2009, Metropolitan Police HQ, New Scotland Yard
- What's more, many banks sneakily use base-rate changes to increase their margins and profits.
- I rather sneakily looked in her diary when she was out last night.
- I sneakily bought some good tickets months ago and they are coming into play to thank her for being such a good rugby widow sport during this world cup.
- I rather sneakily looked in her diary when she was out.
- She remembers sneakily gluing stones and flowers to her mother's fine bijoux. Making It: Aur
- Slowly, quietly, even sneakily, the element of fire began to emerge in my historical novel, The Last Romanov. Dora Levy Mossanen: Fires, Opals and the Romanovs