wily beguily
"Wily beguily" is an archaic phrase from the Elizabethan era, combining notions of cunning and deception.
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Definition
C2Historical Literature
(obsolete)A person trapped by their own clever schemes.
Example
- In the old tale, the wily beguily found himself ensnared by his own intricate plots.
C2Historical Literature
(obsolete)A cunning trick or act of deception.
Example
- The wily beguily of the jester amused the court but eventually led to his downfall.
Similar
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