Roguish

Roguish

The word “roguish” describes someone or something that is mischievous, playful, or deceitful in a charming or adventurous way. It is often used to characterize a person who engages in playful trickery or behaves in an impish manner, usually in a way that is endearing or entertaining rather than harmful.

Indonesian Equivalent: nakal, usil, atau bandel dengan cara yang menggemaskan.

Synonyms for “roguish”:

  • Mischievous
  • Playful
  • Impish
  • Sly
  • Cunning
  • Wily
  • Trickster-like
  • Naughty
  • Devil-may-care
  • Puckish

Example sentences using “roguish”:

  • His roguish grin made everyone in the room curious about what he was up to.
  • The actor portrayed a roguish hero who charmed everyone, despite his mischievous behavior.
  • With a roguish twinkle in his eye, he played harmless pranks on his friends.
  • She loved his roguish charm, even if it meant he was always getting into trouble.
  • The roguish pirate captain tricked his crew into thinking he had a treasure map.
  • His roguish behavior often landed him in trouble, but people couldn’t help but find it endearing.
  • The roguish cat swiped the food from the table when no one was looking.
  • Despite his roguish tendencies, he had a heart of gold.
  • The roguish young man was always the life of the party with his quick wit and playful antics.
  • Her roguish smile told me that she had something mischievous planned.

Related words to “roguish”:

  • Mischievous
  • Playful
  • Impish
  • Sly
  • Naughty
  • Trickster
  • Devil-may-care
  • Wily
  • Cunning
  • Adventurous

Phrasal verbs related to “roguish”:

  • Get away with (to engage in roguish or mischievous behavior without facing consequences)
  • Play tricks on (to deceive someone in a roguish, playful manner)
  • Pull off (to succeed in executing a roguish act, such as a prank or trick)
See also  Sweeten

Idiomatic expressions related to “roguish”:

  • “Have a devil-may-care attitude” (to behave in a roguish way, carefree and often reckless)
  • “Up to no good” (engaging in roguish or mischievous behavior, often implying trickery)
  • “Roguish charm” (a captivating but mischievous quality that makes someone endearing despite their bad behavior)

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