deviously - Meaning in Hindi

Meaning of deviously in Hindi

in a way that is dishonest or tricks people, but is often also clever and successful

Regina watches from her mansion and deviously smiles, knowing that she will once again regain her magical powers. ( रेजिना अपनी हवेली से देखती है और कुटिलता से मुस्कुराती है, यह जानते हुए कि वह एक बार फिर अपनी जादुई शक्तियों को फिर से हासिल कर लेगी। )
The recruitment of men for the imperial armies, so stirringly immortalized in the second act, was often deviously achieved. ( शाही सेनाओं के लिए पुरुषों की भर्ती, इसलिए दूसरे अधिनियम में उत्साहपूर्वक अमर हो गई, अक्सर कुटिलता से हासिल की गई थी। )
It's difficult to see deviously in a sentence . ( एक वाक्य में कुटिलता से देखना मुश्किल है। )

Jerboa goes on the attack as her sisters howl in glee and Sharp is seen in his living room smiling deviously.
Much later, David reveals this to be a deviously underhand attempt to force Joe to split up Jason and Tina.
His eyes narrowed in thought for a second, I thought he’d given up but he smiled deviously.
He’s deviously manipulative and usually I can see it a mile away because I know how he thinks.
It is so cunningly and deviously worded: that to this day: it cannot be used literally to define good medicine.
He also felt an inner pride in his patience along with being deviously calculating when the moment called for it.
Bill laughed deviously and snapped his fingers; the men behind him moved towards us, Lucky went a little behind me.
Malvo deviously tells them that there were multiple murders in the house at one point, and it could be haunted.
He deviously takes the details from Anna's handbag and buys alcohol under the pretence that he is working for Roy.
And while it's possible for voters to think deviously, they don't act devious in open-primary states.
To me, it is only logical to exclude such votes as they were deviously recruited to sway the result of the discussion.
"We must deviously attack those who are not Burman in economic as well as social ways, " the document states.
It refines this observation, quite deviously, by suggesting that any difficult word in an " easy " subsection can probably be eliminated.