Trick [noun]

Definition of Trick:

deceit

Synonyms of Trick:

● Maneuver

● Fraud

● Deception

● Plot

● Ploy

● Ruse

● Hoax

● Conspiracy

● Trap

● Device

● Gimmick

● Distortion

● Illusion

● Fake

● Stratagem

● Falsehood

● Duplicity

● Cheat

● Machination

● Delusion

● Conundrum

● Disguise

● Invention

● Casuistry

● Artifice

● Concealment

● Double-dealing

● Imposition

● Evasion

● Treachery

● Forgery

● Imposture

● Dodge

● Feint

● Perjury

● Equivocation

● Bluff

● Snare

● Pretense

● Fabrication

● Blind

● Swindle

● Chicanery

● Circumvention

● Cover

● Game

● Ambush

● Subterfuge

● Decoy

● Wile

● Intrigue

● Con


Opposite/Antonyms of Trick:

● Misunderstanding

● Seriousness

● Meeting

● Facing

● Directness

● Openness

● Forthrightness

● Truth

● Ignorance

● Frankness

● Truthfulness

● Reality

● Honesty


Sentence/Example of Trick:

Clayton knew it very well, and the trick of examining the books was all a fudge.

Would you wish by trick or quibble to juggle me out of these last acres?

There are very many things which I cannot do, but there are also one or two which I have the trick of.

Now, the stool-pigeon in this trick is a swell English crook.

But as we have nobody to act that part for us, I have decided upon playing him a trick of my own.

I had no words, but I remembered the trick he had taught me, about what to do when I met a Diné.

But how's Alan goin' to turn the trick in a big field of rough ridin' b'ys?

A man in Gilroy, Ohio, would take the trick which decided the game.

The audience now had the appearance of one watching a juggler perform a trick.

I have been young and now am old, yet have I not learned the trick of reading a woman's mind.