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trickiness

/ˈtrɪk.i.nəs/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das die Eigenschaft bezeichnet, schwierig zu bewältigen zu sein oder einen vorsichtigen Umgang zu erfordern, sowie die Eigenschaft, auf Täuschung oder List zu beruhen.

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noun

/ˈtrɪk.i.nəs/C1formal
  • deSubstantiv, das die Eigenschaft bezeichnet, schwierig zu bewältigen zu sein oder einen vorsichtigen Umgang zu erfordern, sowie die Eigenschaft, auf Täuschung oder List zu beruhen.

A noun referring to the quality of being difficult to deal with or requiring careful handling, or the quality of being deceitful or sly.

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  1. Deceitful or dishonest natureC1formal

    The quality of being sly, cunning, or untrustworthy in behavior.

    deHinterlistigkeit

    • The trickiness of the salesman made customers wary of his promises.
    • His trickiness was evident in the way he avoided direct questions.
    • The politician's trickiness earned him a reputation for being unreliable.

    Synonymeartfulnesscraftinesscunningdeceitfulnessdishonestyduplicityguileslynesssneakinesswiliness

    Antonymecandorfranknesshonestyintegrityopennesssinceritystraightnesstruthfulness

  2. Difficulty requiring skill or cautionB2formal

    The quality of being complicated or requiring careful handling due to potential problems.

    deSchwierigkeit

    • The trickiness of the negotiation demanded a skilled mediator.
    • She was aware of the trickiness involved in solving the puzzle.
    • The trickiness of the terrain made the hike challenging.

    Synonymeawkwardnesscomplexitydelicacydifficultyintricacythorniness

    Antonymeeasinesssimplicitystraightforwardness

Formen
  • trickinesses plural form
  • trickinesses' possessive plural form
  • trickiness's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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