Arch and Cunning

Arch

Arch adjective - Tending to or exhibiting reckless playfulness.

Usage example: the arch look on the girl's face betrayed her as the one who had tricked the babysitter into believing that the house was haunted

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Antonyms for Arch

Cunning and arch are semantically related. in sly topic. In some cases you can use "Cunning" instead an adjective "Arch", when it comes to topics like artful.

Nearby Words: arc, arched, archer, arching, archway

Cunning

Cunning adjective - Clever at attaining one's ends by indirect and often deceptive means.

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Arch and cunning are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Arch" instead an adjective "Cunning".

Nearby Word: cunningly

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How words are described

high	high arch	high cunning
new	new arch	new cunning
overall	overall arch	overall cunning

Both words in one sentence

Ric' Arch-Nemesis, "Le Bourreau", is also a very cunning player, although he doesn't hesitate to cheat or play unfairly.

Source: Smart People Play Chess
Jeanne d'Archétype: Shakuntala, a young female leader and warrior who leads a powerful rebellion with charisma and cunning.

Source: Literature / Belisarius Series
Skroa the Cunning is a skillful Chessmaster, a demonic Evil Sorcerer and he effortlessly plays the Five-Man Band protagonists and their Arch-Enemy into accomplishing his goal for him.

Source: Big Bad Wannabe

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