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The phrase "a cunning" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that is clever, skillful, or deceitful in achieving goals, often in a sly or crafty manner.
Example: "The fox is often portrayed as a cunning creature in folklore, using its wits to outsmart its predators."
Alternatives: "a sly" or "a crafty".
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A cunning, bolshie plan..
He's a cunning man.
What a cunning plan.
A cunning one, even.
MIGHT it have been a cunning plan?
There is a cunning control of suspense.
A cunning combination of sporty and sexy.
A cunning look comes into his eyes.
It's a cunning rhetorical gambit.
Trolls set a cunning trap.
This is a cunning tactic.
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