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trickery

/ˈtrɪk.ər.i/

Traducción: Sustantivo que denota el uso de métodos engañosos o deshonestos, como la distorsión verbal de los hechos o artimañas astutas, para aprovecharse de alguien o sacarle dinero.

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noun

/ˈtrɪk.ər.i/C1formal
  • esSustantivo que denota el uso de métodos engañosos o deshonestos, como la distorsión verbal de los hechos o artimañas astutas, para aprovecharse de alguien o sacarle dinero.

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.

incontable

  1. Deception through false statementsB2formal

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

    esEngaño mediante falsas declaraciones

    • 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.

    Sinónimoschicanerydeceitdeceptiondishonestyduplicityfalsityfraudguilelyingmendacityprevaricationsubterfugeuntruthfulness

    Antónimoshonestytruthfulness

  2. Fraudulent schemesB2formal

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

    esengaños fraudulentos

    • 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.

    Sinónimoscheatingchicanerydeceitdeceptionfraud

    Antónimosfairnesshonestyintegritystraightness

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

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