Definition
Definition of jesuitically - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
1.
reasoningDated with overly subtle reasoningDated
- She jesuitically explained the loophole in the contract.
2.
deceptionDated in a cunning or crafty mannerDated
- He jesuitically avoided answering the direct question.
Origin of jesuitically
Latin, Jesuita (Jesuit) + ically (in the manner of)
Examples of jesuitically in a sentence
The lawyer jesuitically argued the case, confusing the jury. She jesuitically maneuvered through the complex negotiations. The politician jesuitically dodged the controversial topic.
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- French:avec un raisonnement excessivement subtil, avec ruse, ...
- German:spitzfindig, listig, ...
- Italian:in modo gesuitico, astutamente, ...
- Spanish:jesuíticamente, con astucia, ...
- Portuguese:de forma excessivamente sutil, astutamente, ...
- Chinese:过于细致地, 巧妙地, ...
- Japanese:詭弁を弄して, 狡猾に, ...
- Arabic:بمنطق متحذلق, بِمَكْر, ...
- Hebrew:עִם נִימוּק עָדִין מִדַּי, בְּעַרְמוּמִיּוּת, ...
- Russian:иезуитски, хитро, ...
- Ukrainian:витончено, хитро, ...
- Hindi:अत्यधिक सूक्ष्म तर्क के साथ, चालाकी से, ...
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