trickery — the practice of deception; the use of tricks to cheat or deceive someone
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: the practice of deception; the use of tricks to cheat or deceive someone
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈtrɪkəri/
Korean meaning: 속임수, 기만, 사기
Korean pronunciation: **트**릭커리
Example Sentences
- The magician's performance was pure skill, not trickery.
- She discovered her roommate's trickery when she found her missing cookies under his bed.
- The company used accounting trickery to hide their losses.
trickery
NOUN//ˈtrɪkəri//
the practice of deception; the use of tricks to cheat or deceive someone
A trickery magician deceives the audience with skillful sleight of hand
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Trickery is the elegant dance of sleight and illusion — where cunning deception plays its game of endless confusion
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Origin
From Middle English 'trikerie', derived from Old French 'tricherie' meaning deception or cheating. The word evolved from 'trick', which originally meant skill or craft but gradually took on negative connotations of deception.
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“The magician's performance was pure skill, not trickery.”
“She discovered her roommate's trickery when she found her missing cookies under his bed.”
“The company used accounting trickery to hide their losses.”
“My cat's trickery knows no bounds - yesterday I caught him pretending to sleep while stealing my sandwich.”
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