Adjective:

વ્યૂહાત્મક, ચતુર, જોખમી,

dodgier's Usage Examples:

the nostalgia of a dirtier, dodgier, far cooler scene.

Collinson stated "In the Brookside era of Barry and Terry"s dodgy scams and dodgier perms, Rachael Lindsay was the wild child rebel, ginsoaked and trouble.

European Union membership, with Booker and North"s economics being "even dodgier than their history".

stay for the nostalgia of a dirtier, dodgier, far cooler scene.

Harris noted that the series had also toned down the "dodgier" side of its humor while still maintaining sporadic 21st-century popular.

self-conscious Zoo TV swagger", noting that the result "exposes Bono"s dodgier wordplay.

business comes complete with a dodgy van, some questionable tips and an even dodgier assistant, Darren.

Synonyms:

wily, artful, tricksy, foxy, knavish, crafty, tricky, slick, guileful, cunning, sly,

Antonyms:

dull, artlessness, unattractive, maladroit, artless,