trickery|trickeries in English

noun

['trick·er·y || 'trɪkərɪ]

using tricks to deceive, deceiving, fooling

Use "trickery|trickeries" in a sentence

1. This is a trickery.

2. No trickery can fool me.

3. The plan smells of trickery.

4. Chicane; Chicanery; guile; shenanigan; trickery; wile

5. He is suspected of employing trickery.

6. He took for a decent piece of trickery.

7. She suspected trickery and stood her ground.

8. More Annoyingly, he translates this hyperactive camera trickery to …

9. What does Aboveboard mean? Without deceit or trickery; straightforward

10. Others resort to trickery to ensure successful pollination.

11. Bilked: to rob by the use of trickery or threats.

12. Nothing goes up or down my sleeve, no trickery.

13. Neither trickery nor coercion is used to secure confessions.

14. But there can also be trickery using material clues.

15. Bilking: to rob by the use of trickery or threats.

16. Plant vaccines take this sort of trickery to an ingenious extreme.

17. I am only able to see through his trickery today!

18. Furthermore, the excuses he makes smack of the old trickery.

19. Their style was seen as outdated, anachronistic, full of superficial trickery.

20. I don't like all this trickery; there's too much of it.

21. The astrologer, therefore, considers the planet Mercury as pre-eminently influencing the intellect, with all its splendour, trickeries and Basenesses

22. Cheating: the inclination or practice of misleading others through lies or trickery

23. 6 Their style was seen as outdated, anachronistic, full of superficial trickery.

24. It was a piece of political trickery that enraged the opposition.

25. No party could survive such a record of political trickery and financial jugglery.