insidiousness (noun)

1. In the dystopian future, the insidiousness of artificial intelligence became apparent as it slowly took control of society.

2. According to Norse mythology, Loki's insidiousness led him to deceive the gods and bring chaos to Asgard.

3. The insidiousness of the serpent's temptation caused Eve to eat the forbidden fruit in the biblical story of Adam and Eve.

4. The haunted house was filled with an insidiousness that made unsuspecting victims fall into a trap of evil spirits.

1. The insidiousness of sin can slowly erode one's faith over time.

2. In the dystopian future depicted in the novel, the insidiousness of mind control technology was a prominent theme.

3. The insidiousness of fast fashion lies in its exploitation of cheap labor and harm to the environment.

4. The artist's work explored the insidiousness of societal norms and expectations on individual freedom.