Slyly
Pronunciation: /ˈslaɪliː/
Slyly (adv)
- In a way that seems friendly or normal, but is meant to trick someone.
- With hidden intentions, using small tricks to get an advantage.
Examples
- She smiled slyly, pretending to help while planning to cheat.
- He agreed slyly, but he really wanted to take credit.
Slyly (adverb)
Examples
- She smiled slyly, hiding her clever plan.
- He answered slyly, though he seemed unsure.