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skulduggery
[skuhl-duhg-uh-ree]
skulduggery
/ ʌˈʌɡəɪ /
noun
informalunderhand dealing; trickery
Word History and Origins
Origin of skulduggery1
Example Sentences
While malfeasance in politics happens in all parts of Southern California, the level of skulduggery, and sometimes outright thievery, by council members in southeast L.A.
The 20-year-old back row has swagger and self-possession, and a side order of skulduggery.
“There’s always some late skulduggery, but this time it’s extraordinary. I think it will go down as the grab-a-safe-late-seat election.”
A heady mix of science and skulduggery, featuring investigations both scientific and criminal, it felt utterly unique.
Schiff’s skulduggery was unfortunate but totally rational under the current system.
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