Adjective:

गुप्त,

sneakier's Usage Examples:

White people were just sneakier, that was all.

It just changed how the bribery was done; they got sneakier.

sexual maturity due to maturing early is enough to maintain the smaller, sneakier males in the population.

said "the special quickly pulls a bait and switch, becoming both much sneakier and way less interesting than its festive first impression", calling out.

broader campaigns against the entire country of Israel, because they are sneakier and more deceptive.

version, Vicka appears less smart but more joyful than Fran, Konstanin seems sneakier and less snobbish than Niles (which is emphasized by his small stature).

are opportunists, who trade and negotiate with their Dancers, getting sneakier, subtler spells.

"Malicious-software spreaders get sneakier, more prevalent".

Union Newsreel reporter Chris Hunter is sneakier and has fewer scruples than his rivals in war-torn China.

attitudes borrowed from hip-hop, but Hunt"s borrowings are softer and sneakier," noted Kelefa Sanneh.

[citation needed] (This never applies to "sneakier" tactics such as push-over.

Modern country singers love to flaunt phrases and attitudes borrowed from hip-hop, but Hunt's borrowings are softer and sneakier, noted Kelefa Sanneh.

marquee crossovers (like Eddie Van Halen"s guitar solo on "Beat It") and sneakier attempts at genre-meshing.