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trickery

/ˈtrɪk.ər.i/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das die Verwendung betrügerischer oder unehrlicher Methoden bezeichnet, etwa Täuschung, Verdrehung von Tatsachen oder listige Kniffe, um jemanden auszunutzen oder ihm Geld abzuluchsen.

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noun

/ˈtrɪk.ər.i/C1formal
  • deSubstantiv, das die Verwendung betrügerischer oder unehrlicher Methoden bezeichnet, etwa Täuschung, Verdrehung von Tatsachen oder listige Kniffe, um jemanden auszunutzen oder ihm Geld abzuluchsen.

A noun referring to the use of deceitful or dishonest methods, such as verbal misrepresentation or clever tricks, to take advantage of or extract money from someone.

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  1. Deception through false statementsB2formal

    The act of using dishonest or misleading words to gain an advantage over someone.

    deBetrug

    • The salesman's trickery convinced her to buy a faulty product.
    • He used trickery to avoid taking responsibility for the mistake.
    • The politician's speech was full of trickery and empty promises.

    Synonymechicanerydeceitdeceptiondishonestyduplicityfalsityfraudguilelyingmendacityprevaricationsubterfugeuntruthfulness

    Antonymehonestytruthfulness

  2. Fraudulent schemesB2formal

    The use of clever but dishonest methods to cheat someone, often for financial gain.

    deBetrug

    • The con artist's trickery cost the elderly couple their life savings.
    • They fell victim to a sophisticated trickery involving fake investments.
    • The police uncovered a network of trickery targeting small businesses.

    Synonymecheatingchicanerydeceitdeceptionfraud

    Antonymefairnesshonestyintegritystraightness

Formen
  • trickeries plural form
  • trickeries' possessive plural form
  • trickery's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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