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Definition of impishly - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
1.
mischievous behaviorRare in a mischievous or playful mannerRare
- She smiled impishly, hiding the prank she had planned..
2.
behaviorRare in an appealing but bold mannerRare
- He impishly challenged the rules with a grin.
Origin of impishly
English, imp (mischievous child) + -ish (like) + -ly (manner)
Examples of impishly in a sentence
The child laughed impishly after hiding his sister's toy. She impishly teased her brother during dinner. The child impishly hid his father's keys.
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- French:d'un air espiègle, de manière espiègle, ...
- German:schelmisch, frech, ...
- Italian:birichinamente, scherzosamente, ...
- Spanish:pícaramente, con picardía, ...
- Portuguese:maliciosamente, brincalhão, ...
- Chinese:顽皮地, 调皮地, ...
- Japanese:いたずらっぽく, ちゃめっ気たっぷりに, ...
- Arabic:بِمَكْرٍ, بمكر لطيف, ...
- Hebrew:בְּשׁוֹבְבוּת, בְּסִגְנוֹן מוֹשֵׁךְ, ...
- Russian:озорно, ...
- Ukrainian:пустотливо, зухвало, ...
- Hindi:शरारती ढंग से, चंचलता से, ...
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