vulpine
ˈvʌlˌpaɪn
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Definition of vulpine - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
fox-likeTECH.related to or resembling a foxTECH.
  • His vulpine features were striking.
cunning
2.
behaviorRarecharacterized by cunning or slynessRare
  • She had a vulpine approach to negotiations, always outsmarting her competitors..
crafty sly
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Origin of vulpine

Latin, vulpes (fox) + -ine (like)

Examples of vulpine in a sentence

  • The artist captured the vulpine grace in his painting.
  • His vulpine tactics in business earned him a fortune.
  • With a vulpine smile, he tricked everyone.

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  1. French:vulpin, rusé, ...
  2. German:fuchsartig, listig, ...
  3. Italian:volpino, scaltro, ...
  4. Spanish:vulpino, ladino, ...
  5. Portuguese:de raposa, matreiro, ...
  6. Chinese:狐狸般的, 奸诈的, ...
  7. Japanese:キツネのような, 狡猾な, ...
  8. Arabic:ثَعْلَبِي, مَكَّار, ...
  9. Hebrew:שׁוּעָלִי, עַרְמוּמִי, ...
  10. Russian:лисий, коварный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:лисячий, хитрий, ...
  12. Hindi:लोमड़ीनुमा, चालाक, ...

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