Naughtily

usgb/ˈnɔːtəli/
adverb

In a way that breaks rules or misbehaves.

She naughtily scribbled on the wall with her crayons
Visual representation of "naughtily" - In a way that breaks rules or misbehaves

Often appears as...

  • act naughtily
  • laugh naughtily
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Mischief Implication

Suggests playful troublemaking, often with a harmless or minor rule-breaking element.

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The children naughtily ate cookies before dinner.
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Rebellious Undertone

Carries a hint of rebellion, expressing resistance to authority or social norms.

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They naughtily whispered in the library, ignoring the silence rule.
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Slight Disapproval

May include a subtle level of disapproval or annoyance from whoever is observing the behavior.

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She naughtily interrupted the meeting with her loud music.
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