Insidiously

With just one television appearance, the Titans' formidable foe has gotten a lot more insidiously dangerous.

Crimes like these were insidiously compounded by the embargo that Western nations placed on Haiti as punishment for the audacity of winning its own freedom from outside domination and slavery in 1804.

To others, this person is kind and empathetic, self-effacing and helpful but behind closed doors, the meanness is so insidiously targeted, only you ‘get it’.

Abuse has crept so insidiously into our society, our communities, in this country.

Canada is now governed by a junta sitting at London, known as “The Round Table”, with ramifications in Toronto, in Winnipeg, in Victoria, with Tories and Grits receiving their ideas from London and insidiously forcing them on their respective parties.

Drinking with newspapermen, and I think with a lot of other people, too, is often done and most insidiously after work as a kind of reward.

And incrementally, insidiously he is empowering people to come forward and saying: You know what, that’s fake news.

But inherent in this sort of messaging from hospitality barons is a pushback against the recent focus on systemic underpayment of wages in the industry, which has insidiously raised its head over the past few weeks.

To accomplish this they seek insidiously to pervert history, and to inflame the spirit of religious fanaticism.

But all of these proposed laws set a menacing precedent against peaceful criticism online, or, more insidiously, against nonbiased viewpoints that don’t support the ruling government.

Fourth, public invocations of identity are insidiously colonising and easily displace reason and argument.

Meet Don Blankenship, Republican candidate for Senate in West Virginia and stern opponent of, ahem, I thought no politician would ever top Trump for coining insidiously memorable derisive nicknames for his enemies, but I stand corrected.

Reasons for reoperation include persistent bleeding after surgery, development of or persistence of infection or, more insidiously, retained foreign objects.

This can cause suffocation insidiously.