underhandedly

"The only difference between us and Republicans is they do it underhandedly."

Quietly and underhandedly they began to go back to doing the old bad things again.

The public might accept this arrangement because it would not be cut underhandedly.

It is indeed ethically dubious to deal in stuff obtained underhandedly.

Several accused the synagogue of acting underhandedly when it arranged to buy the house.

An attempt to get back at Ebert underhandedly!"

The United States was accused of underhandedly trying to curb foreign investment in Canada.

But he was never mean nor inherently dishonest nor underhandedly deceitful.

In a play, the use of any offensive player to underhandedly block a defender simply by impeding their course of movement.

"Chip takes my father away, underhandedly, and won't let us call or visit," Curt Klooster testified.

"Serena, I would not agree to receive any young man, no matter how well-connected, who proposed to woo you underhandedly by pretending an interest in the collection.

Cork Distilleries Company wanted to prevent any fluctuation in whiskey quality due to the bonder underhandedly diluting the casks.

If he intended to conquer the galaxy, he'd just do it-not whomp up some psychopathic alter ego to go about the job underhandedly."

"After all, the proliferation of opposition groups, some armed, was bound to happen in a societal, governmental, and ideological transition that occurred so quickly and so underhandedly.

A wolf signifies a violent enemy ... A fox indicates that the enemy will not attack openly but will plot underhandedly."

Since the accomplishments of the outstandingly successful must have been wrought underhandedly, let's hobble those bad guys: tax them, regulate them, penalize them, subsidize their competitors.

He is underhandedly charming even as he schemes to take over the New England Wire and Cable Company, an old-fashioned business with a kindly, family atmosphere.

Although Anna staunchly defends the provenance of those valuable paintings, Gabriel suspects that they were underhandedly acquired during World War II.

However, many merchants managed to ignore the laws and continued to deal in underground slave trafficking, also underhandedly engaging in financial investments for slaving activities in the Americas.

He's as aroused by underhandedly forcing Lady Chung to confront her own hidden carnal nature as he is by constructing the meticulous imposture to take advantage of her.

Next the Tories focused on Labor's use of a newly enacted Freedom of Information law, accusing Labor of underhandedly trawling for skeletons in the Conservative closet.

I did manage to find out (underhandedly from Kati) that she wasn't sleeping out nights, so I had a generally good idea that she wasn't sleeping around.

In 2003 it emerged that Viljoen had been a target of the Boeremag paramilitary right-wing group, which considered him a traitor who had underhandedly sold out the Afrikaner people.

The worldwide cartels and Fascist corporations have underhandedly exported all our jobs offshore, leaving the corporate execs with HUNDREDS of times more money than the 99%.

Not content with underhandedly expediting the division of African regional integration as elsewhere in the world, the European Union is now even imposing its neoliberal diktat in the African sky.