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jugglery

/ˈdʒʌɡ.lə.ri/

Traduction: Nom désignant soit une performance habile de jonglage, soit, au sens figuré, l'usage de tours adroits ou de tromperie pour atteindre un objectif.

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noun

/ˈdʒʌɡ.lə.ri/C2formalart
  • frNom désignant soit une performance habile de jonglage, soit, au sens figuré, l'usage de tours adroits ou de tromperie pour atteindre un objectif.

A noun referring to either the skillful performance of a juggler or, more figuratively, the use of artful trickery or deception to achieve a particular end.

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  1. Artful trickeryC1formal

    Clever or deceptive manipulation, especially of facts or words, to achieve a desired outcome.

    frTour de passe-passe (tromperie habile)

    • The politician's speech was full of verbal jugglery to avoid the real issue.
    • Through financial jugglery, the company hid its losses for years.
    • His argument relied on semantic jugglery rather than solid evidence.

    Synonymescasuistrychicanerydeceptionduplicityhocus-pocusjiggery-pokerylegerdemainskulduggerysleight of handsophistrysubterfugetrickery

  2. Performance of a jugglerB2formal

    The act or skill of juggling objects, such as balls, clubs, or rings, for entertainment.

    frJonglerie

    • The circus act featured impressive jugglery with flaming torches.
    • Her jugglery with five balls left the audience amazed.
    • Street performers often include jugglery in their acts.

    Synonymesjuggling

Formes
  • juggleries plural form
  • juggleries' possessive plural form
  • jugglery's possessive singular form