Cute and Roguish

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Cute adjective - Making light of something usually regarded as serious or sacred.

Usage example: we're having a serious discussion here, so cut the cute remarks

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Roguish and cute are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Roguish" instead an adjective "Cute".

Nearby Word: cutely

Roguish adjective - Tending to or exhibiting reckless playfulness.

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Cute and roguish are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Cute" instead an adjective "Roguish".

Nearby Words: rogue, roguery

For example, foxes are generally cute or roguish in America, mean in some parts of Europe and Magnificent Bastard types in others, magical tricksters in Japan, and Ax-Crazy evil in Korea.

Source: What Measure Is a Non-Cute?
A roguish, Troubled, but Cute hunk that all of the women want (often wearing an Eyepatch of Power).

Source: Soap Within a Show
Troubled, but Cute: Leesil, who puts on an air of roguish charm but drinks constantly so he won't have to think about all the people Darmouth made him kill.

Source: Literature / The Saga of the Noble Dead

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