Definition of trickery in English:

trickery

nounPlural trickeries ˈtrɪk(ə)riˈtrɪk(ə)ri

mass noun

The practice of deception.
the dealer resorted to trickery
Example sentencesExamples
- The deception and trickery used for gain in America is not left out in this book.
- The Olympic Games were never free from professionalism, trickery or violence.
- But there was an element of delusion, mild trickery even, about this process.
- There is no music, no colour, no trickery: only an actress, a bare stage and light.
- The man was marvellous, nonchalantly building to crescendos with the fine-tuned trickery of an old master.
- There is so much deceit and trickery about this mob that it needs to be categorised.
- Similar trickery explains why the Government wants to criminalise the wearing of face paint or silly masks on demonstrations.
- Sceptics have suggested that there must be some trickery involved.
- Hermes is god of communication, deceit, language, trickery, and magic.
- Yet I felt no challenge of will; only that some false and subtle trickery had been used.
- There's a great deal more here than just visual trickery though.
- This show is the story of his short career in confidence trickery.
- Art or artifice is also used to describe cunning and trickery.
- But this material is so swamped in trickery and knavery that its inclusion becomes worthless.
- A repeat of his old trickery will ignite calls for fighting to start
- Negatively this card represents trickery or deception and is a warning to be careful of whom you place your trust in.
- If it was called magic we would have expected some trickery and sleight of hand.
- But he understands how to expose a defense and has been known to use some trickery.
- There is a lot of trickery going on in the carnival, as Ben quickly discovers.
- It would be cruel, but a pirate who ever dared such trickery and deceit would ask for no better.
Synonyms
deception, deceit, dishonesty, cheating, duplicity, double-dealing, legerdemain, sleight of hand, guile, intrigue, deviousness, cunning, craft, craftiness, artfulness, slyness, subterfuge, skulduggery, chicanery, wiles, fraud, fraudulence, swindling, sophistry, sharp practice, underhandedness
dissimulation, pretence
informal monkey business, funny business, hanky-panky, jiggery-pokery, kidology, shenanigans, flimflam
Irish informal codology
archaic management

Rhymes

chickaree, chicory, hickory, Terpsichore

Definition of trickery in US English:

trickery

nounˈtrik(ə)rēˈtrɪk(ə)ri

The practice of deception.
the dealer resorted to trickery
Example sentencesExamples
- There is so much deceit and trickery about this mob that it needs to be categorised.
- There is no music, no colour, no trickery: only an actress, a bare stage and light.
- Yet I felt no challenge of will; only that some false and subtle trickery had been used.
- But this material is so swamped in trickery and knavery that its inclusion becomes worthless.
- A repeat of his old trickery will ignite calls for fighting to start
- Art or artifice is also used to describe cunning and trickery.
- There is a lot of trickery going on in the carnival, as Ben quickly discovers.
- Sceptics have suggested that there must be some trickery involved.
- This show is the story of his short career in confidence trickery.
- But he understands how to expose a defense and has been known to use some trickery.
- But there was an element of delusion, mild trickery even, about this process.
- The deception and trickery used for gain in America is not left out in this book.
- If it was called magic we would have expected some trickery and sleight of hand.
- The man was marvellous, nonchalantly building to crescendos with the fine-tuned trickery of an old master.
- There's a great deal more here than just visual trickery though.
- It would be cruel, but a pirate who ever dared such trickery and deceit would ask for no better.
- Similar trickery explains why the Government wants to criminalise the wearing of face paint or silly masks on demonstrations.
- The Olympic Games were never free from professionalism, trickery or violence.
- Hermes is god of communication, deceit, language, trickery, and magic.
- Negatively this card represents trickery or deception and is a warning to be careful of whom you place your trust in.
Synonyms
deception, deceit, dishonesty, cheating, duplicity, double-dealing, legerdemain, sleight of hand, guile, intrigue, deviousness, cunning, craft, craftiness, artfulness, slyness, subterfuge, skulduggery, chicanery, wiles, fraud, fraudulence, swindling, sophistry, sharp practice, underhandedness

单词	trickery
释义	Definition of trickery in English: trickery nounPlural trickeries ˈtrɪk(ə)riˈtrɪk(ə)ri mass noun The practice of deception. the dealer resorted to trickery Example sentencesExamples The deception and trickery used for gain in America is not left out in this book. The Olympic Games were never free from professionalism, trickery or violence. But there was an element of delusion, mild trickery even, about this process. There is no music, no colour, no trickery: only an actress, a bare stage and light. The man was marvellous, nonchalantly building to crescendos with the fine-tuned trickery of an old master. There is so much deceit and trickery about this mob that it needs to be categorised. Similar trickery explains why the Government wants to criminalise the wearing of face paint or silly masks on demonstrations. Sceptics have suggested that there must be some trickery involved. Hermes is god of communication, deceit, language, trickery, and magic. Yet I felt no challenge of will; only that some false and subtle trickery had been used. There's a great deal more here than just visual trickery though. This show is the story of his short career in confidence trickery. Art or artifice is also used to describe cunning and trickery. But this material is so swamped in trickery and knavery that its inclusion becomes worthless. A repeat of his old trickery will ignite calls for fighting to start Negatively this card represents trickery or deception and is a warning to be careful of whom you place your trust in. If it was called magic we would have expected some trickery and sleight of hand. But he understands how to expose a defense and has been known to use some trickery. There is a lot of trickery going on in the carnival, as Ben quickly discovers. It would be cruel, but a pirate who ever dared such trickery and deceit would ask for no better. Synonyms deception, deceit, dishonesty, cheating, duplicity, double-dealing, legerdemain, sleight of hand, guile, intrigue, deviousness, cunning, craft, craftiness, artfulness, slyness, subterfuge, skulduggery, chicanery, wiles, fraud, fraudulence, swindling, sophistry, sharp practice, underhandedness dissimulation, pretence informal monkey business, funny business, hanky-panky, jiggery-pokery, kidology, shenanigans, flimflam Irish informal codology archaic management Rhymes chickaree, chicory, hickory, Terpsichore Definition of trickery in US English: trickery nounˈtrik(ə)rēˈtrɪk(ə)ri The practice of deception. the dealer resorted to trickery Example sentencesExamples There is so much deceit and trickery about this mob that it needs to be categorised. There is no music, no colour, no trickery: only an actress, a bare stage and light. Yet I felt no challenge of will; only that some false and subtle trickery had been used. But this material is so swamped in trickery and knavery that its inclusion becomes worthless. A repeat of his old trickery will ignite calls for fighting to start Art or artifice is also used to describe cunning and trickery. There is a lot of trickery going on in the carnival, as Ben quickly discovers. Sceptics have suggested that there must be some trickery involved. This show is the story of his short career in confidence trickery. But he understands how to expose a defense and has been known to use some trickery. But there was an element of delusion, mild trickery even, about this process. The deception and trickery used for gain in America is not left out in this book. If it was called magic we would have expected some trickery and sleight of hand. The man was marvellous, nonchalantly building to crescendos with the fine-tuned trickery of an old master. There's a great deal more here than just visual trickery though. It would be cruel, but a pirate who ever dared such trickery and deceit would ask for no better. Similar trickery explains why the Government wants to criminalise the wearing of face paint or silly masks on demonstrations. The Olympic Games were never free from professionalism, trickery or violence. Hermes is god of communication, deceit, language, trickery, and magic. Negatively this card represents trickery or deception and is a warning to be careful of whom you place your trust in. Synonyms deception, deceit, dishonesty, cheating, duplicity, double-dealing, legerdemain, sleight of hand, guile, intrigue, deviousness, cunning, craft, craftiness, artfulness, slyness, subterfuge, skulduggery, chicanery, wiles, fraud, fraudulence, swindling, sophistry, sharp practice, underhandedness
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