Mischievousness - English meaning

Mischievousness – definitions in English dictionary

noun
The quality of behaving badly, but not in a way that is intended to cause serious harm or damage
Usage examples:
He has a childish, boyish, impish mischievousness., he is having difficulty controlling his natural…

Mischievousness translation into English

Mischievousness: translate from English into Chinese

恶作剧

Mischievousness: translate from English into Dutch

Ondeugendheid

Mischievousness: translate from English into French

Malice, Méchanceté, Polissonnerie

Mischievousness: translate from English into German

Bosheit, Verschmitztheit, Schelmisches wesen

Mischievousness: translate from English into Hindi

शोख़ी, अपकारशीलता, दुष्ट-बुद्धि, शोख़ी

Mischievousness: translate from English into Italian

Malizia

Mischievousness: translate from English into Korean

장난, 장난을 좋아함

Mischievousness: translate from English into Russian

Озорство, Неправильное понимание

Mischievousness: translate from English into Spanish

Malicia, Travesuras

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Mischievousness – similar words

mischievously

adverb
In a way that shows a fondness for causing trouble in a playful way.
Usage examples:
She met his eyes and smiled mischievously

adverb
In a way that is slightly bad but is not intended to cause serious harm or damage
Usage examples:
To grin mischievously, stacy winked mischievously at his sister and headed quickly for the door.

Mischievously - all meanings in English