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artifice

/ˈɑːr.tɪ.fɪs/

Traduction: Nom désignant une habileté ingénieuse, une ruse ou un procédé inventif, souvent utilisé pour tromper ou produire un effet particulier.

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/ˈɑːr.tɪ.fɪs/C1formal
  • frNom désignant une habileté ingénieuse, une ruse ou un procédé inventif, souvent utilisé pour tromper ou produire un effet particulier.

A noun referring to clever or cunning skill, trickery, or a clever device or stratagem, often used to deceive or achieve a specific effect.

  1. Clever trick or deceptionC1formal

    A clever or cunning device or stratagem used to deceive or trick someone.

    frRuse ou tromperie astucieuse

    • The con artist used artifice to gain the victim's trust.
    • His story was full of artifice and exaggeration.
    • The spy's artifice was so elaborate that no one suspected him.

    Synonymesdeceptiondevicedodgeguilemachinationployruseschemestratagemsubterfugetrickwile

    Antonymescandorfranknesshonestysinceritytruthfulness

  2. Skillful invention or craftC1formal

    Clever or skillful construction or design, often in art or engineering.

    frArtifice (invention habile)

    • The artifice of the ancient clockwork amazed the engineers.
    • The building's design shows great artifice and attention to detail.
    • Her jewelry is a beautiful example of artifice and creativity.

    Synonymesconstructioncraftdeftnessdesignexpertiseingenuityinventivenessmasteryskilltechniqueworkmanship

Formes
  • artifices plural form
  • artifices' possessive plural form
  • artifice's possessive singular form
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