trickier in English

adjective

1

(of a task, problem, or situation) requiring care and skill because difficult or awkward.

applying eyeliner can be a tricky business

synonyms: difficult, awkward, problematic, delicate, ticklish, sensitive, embarrassing, touchy, risky, uncertain, precarious, touch-and-go, thorny, knotty, complex, complicated, sticky, hairy, dicey

adjective

difficult, awkward, problematic, delicate, ticklish, sensitive, embarrassing, touchy, risky, uncertain, precarious, touch-and-go, thorny, knotty, complex, complicated, sticky, hairy, dicey
cunning, crafty, wily, guileful, artful, devious, sly, scheming, slippery, slick, calculating, designing, sharp, shrewd, astute, canny, duplicitous, dishonest, deceitful
foxy, cunning, guileful, sly, wily, knavish, dodgy, slick, tricksy, crafty
slippery
catchy

Use "trickier" in a sentence

1. Now, this one is a little bit trickier.

2. But lifting the decades - old trade embargo may be trickier.

3. Fog can be a little trickier to handle than bright sunlight .

4. Is Saying OMG Cursing? This answer is a little bit trickier

5. Imposing speed restrictions is easy, but forcing motorists to observe them is trickier.

6. “Margin Collapse” has a dastardly reputation, one of the trickier parts of CSS

7. But the longer that inflation remains high, the trickier it is for Mr King enjoin patience.

8. The theoretical minimum risk (see Figure 1) is trickier to define than the exposure-burden relationship.

9. Synonyms for Cagier include craftier, shrewder, slier, trickier, wilier, cuter, dodgier, foxier, slicker and subtler

10. Home Burials can be a bit trickier since they are likely to be governed by local regulations

11. Burbot aren’t a complicated fish to catch when you find them, but finding them is the trickier part

12. Female Blackpolls, which don’t have a cap, are a little trickier, and every spring I experience a …

13. The Analogy relationships get trickier when you get past synonyms and antonyms, where word order doesn't matter

14. And so, this is a cyclic Acetal that we have formed, so a little bit trickier than the previous reactions

15. Convergents are a little trickier: the numerators are in integer sequence A002485 and the denominators are in sequence A002486

16. Defining hybrid or Blended education is a trickier task than one might think–opinions vary wildly on the matter.

17. Music as a background for drama is a much trickier area, but you should err on the side of understatement.

18. But nailing down Causes of headaches in the migraine category is a little trickier; the headaches may stem from many factors, or combinations of factors

19. Examples: “And if the lepidopteran Scott has proved a difficult Biographee to net, the even more fluttery Zelda is yet trickier to cabin and pin down

20. Although Oriental lilies are slightly trickier, both are easy to grow, and learning to tell the difference between Asiatic and Oriental lilies isn’t all that difficult either.

21. However, inheriting mortgages on inherited properties is a bit trickier and mostly guided by federal law and familial relationships to the persons Bequeathing those properties

22. The next step in bringing up a virtual image is customizing its network identity, which is often one of the trickier areas of relocating virtual images.

23. The next succession will be trickier. That may explain why the jingoistic volume is now being cranked up, to show that Mr Kim has army support for his plans.

24. For Blendendes Licht, we don't think it changes much that it's used at the end of a CC chain.It's still trickier to get off a cast time spell.

25. More Battlings and Power-Ups are here, actually the Battlings might walk into the asteroid pieces, hurting them, use this to your advantage! It's gonna get trickier from here

26. She has a challenge ahead of her: Laura is a tricky character, and the Laura on the screen is even trickier and more dangerous than the one on the page.

27. To find the Adjoint action of linear combinations of operators is formally easy if you know the Adjoint of the components, as it is seen from the definition; whether the formal action is valid on some domain is however much trickier in general (it could be only true for the vector $0$).