Dictionary
were insidious
adjective
Producing harm in a stealthy, often gradual, manner.
synonyms
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But he is comfortable with Mr. Ahmadinejad because he can count on him to preserve the system and to roll back political, economic and social changes that conservatives feared were insidious steps toward a velvet revolution, those interviewed here said.
The characteristic clinical features were insidious onset in the second and third decades, male preponderance, sporadic occurrence, wasting and weakness confined to one limb, and absence of involvement of the cranial nerves, cerebrum, brain stem, and sensory system.
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These books are insidious.
Impunity is insidious.
But cancer is insidious.
Its progress is insidious.
Here it is insidious.
This is insidious.
It can be insidious.
Klosterman is insidious.
This is insidious stuff.
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