insidiously

I am beginning to wonder if Long is not insidiously getting his way!

I'd rather see their name on the record than insidiously leaked to somebody.

That should be one insidiously effective defense perimeter, she thought.

It was just as apparent elsewhere in Africa, if more insidiously so.

When it works, though, this is an insidiously funky listen.

Ask anybody who carries one - these devices insidiously change your life.

It had invaded insidiously, never giving them a chance at a fair fight.

It had started so insidiously, the odd remark if she happened to meet a friend when they were together.

It is the stage, insidiously reached, where fear becomes belief.

The castle's design was insidiously simple, which made the place all the more intimidating.

However, the infection arises insidiously, going long time without symptoms.

He was beginning to feel a coldness working its way into him, slowly and insidiously.

And the most insidiously manipulative member of the police is a Jew.

The idea of collective punishment has insidiously taken over from individual guilt.

Because the disease progresses so insidiously, no one is sure when it begins.

Are you insidiously advised or tempted to contract it, by any one?

The façades of Number 25-27 are insidiously similar in appearance.

Maybe it's the fact that he's the only man who's ever beaten you, her brain whispered insidiously.

This is an insidiously unpleasant thing for a child.

And slowly, insidiously, the numbers of these shoe shops were increasing.

Yet as the weeks went by, Ebola insidiously eroded his authority.

The malignancy had grown insidiously and rapidly, as is often the case.

The cartoon camel had long been under attack for being insidiously appealing to children.

Both actors know how to keep loaded words, insidiously lifted out of context, at the ready.

They are likely to deny or be unaware of any new weakness which begins insidiously.