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Mischievous

Definition:

adjective

1. inclined to playfully cause trouble or engage in naughty behavior.

2. causing or intending to cause annoyance, harm, or trouble.

Senses:

Sense 1: Playfully causing trouble or engaging in naughty behavior

Sense 2: Causing annoyance, harm, or trouble

Popular Usages:

- The mischievous child couldn't resist pulling pranks on his siblings.

- The cat's mischievous behavior often led to knocked-over vases and broken objects.

- The mischievous grin on her face indicated that she had something naughty planned.

Local Usages:

- In our local community, mischievous kids are known for playing harmless tricks on April Fools' Day.

- The mischievous spirit of the local festival was evident in the colorful street decorations and lively parades.

Sample Sentences:

1. Tommy's mischievous nature often got him into trouble at school.

2. The mischievous puppy chewed on the corners of the furniture, leaving a trail of destruction behind.

3. Despite his mischievous reputation, Jack was a well-loved member of the community.

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