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Discover LudwigThe phrase "with a cunning" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe someone who is sly, clever, or deceitful in their actions or behavior. Example: "The thief managed to steal the diamond necklace with a cunning that left the authorities puzzled."
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A resourceful indie chamber piece with a cunning twist.
So, Figaro comes up with a cunning plan.
There is still time to come up with a cunning plan.
I try to look at the bigger picture, but always with a cunning eye on bats.
With a cunning pluck of the air he nicks my imaginary whip.
Brando lifted an imaginary telephone, put it to his ear with a cunning, eavesdropper's smile.
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Obama has so far been knocking firmly and politely and doing the job with a sly cunning.
The article begins with "Jonathan Abrams has a cunning plan: capitalize on the incubator craze by starting an incubator of incubators".
One might imagine that the tasks associated with foraging could easily become automated in the same way and that the drop in cortical metabolic activity with age represents a cunning move on the part of natural selection.
But everything will change with the arrival of a cunning cat burglar with a mysterious agenda.
That all changes one day with the arrival of a cunning girl named Junior, who has answered a help wanted ad, surreptitiously placed in a newspaper by Heed.
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