connivings
/kəˈnaɪˌvɪŋz/
connivings is the plural of conniving.
Meaning of conniving
Adjective
conniving (comparative more conniving, superlative most conniving)
- That connives; conspiratorial.
- I waited. Then those two / Strange pilgrims of the sanctuaries of sin / Brought from beneath their large conniving cloaks / Two hidden baskets brimming with rich store / Of broken viands — pasties, jellies, meats, / Crumbs of Belshazzar's table, evil waste / Of that interminable nightly feast […]1902, Edith Wharton, The Bread of Angels
Questions about connivings
- What is connivings the plural of?
- Connivings is the plural of conniving.
- How do you pronounce connivings?
- Connivings is pronounced /kəˈnaɪˌvɪŋz/.
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