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• r  in a devious manner
  he got the promotion by behaving deviously

• Prohibition came to Kuwait as deviously as an Arab horse trade.
• The cops may have been inept, but there is no reason to suppose that they were deviously protecting a psychotic murderer.
• The phone rings, and because you are the Deputy Secretary (and happen to be one of the few rocket-scientist economists not trying to create a black box to make deviously complex .

News & Articles

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• ObamaCare Delay Eases Business Concerns
  Republican economist calls decision "deviously brilliant"
  July 2, 2013 - Time Magazine
• Gareth Saxe Will Return to Cast of Broadway's The Lion King
  Gareth Saxe will return to the cast of Broadway's The Lion King, the fifth longest-running show in Broadway history, beginning July 2 as the sardonic and deviously cunning Scar.
  July 1, 2013 - Playbill

Quotes

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• Jejomar Binay in Manila Times
  Instead of properly identifying the National Power Corporation [Napocor] as the obvious culprit, President Arroyo deviously deflects the blame to Meralco and the Lopez family,Binay said, adding "she is being in character."
• George Will in Waterbury Republican American
  But a carbon tax "would be too clear and candid for political comfort," George Will explained in his syndicated column Sunday. "It clearly would be what cap-and-trade deviously is - a tax - but one with a known cost. Therefore, taxpayers...
• Richard Blumenthal in Hartford Courant
  Blumenthal said the settlement returns money to taxpayers "that Walgreens stole by duplicitously and deviously switching to more expensive dosage forms. These switches served no purpose but to illegally extract dollars from the state."