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trick

noun as in expertise, know-how

noun as in characteristic, habit

noun as in time working at something

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Example Sentences

The welcome trick she pulls off on “Mayhem” is how alive the memory feels.

Aware of the danger, Poilievre accused Liberals of "trying to trick Canadians" to elect them to a fourth term.

From BBC

Scores of Indian nationals were also tricked into fighting for Russia in the war with Ukraine after they were offered fake jobs and opportunities to study abroad.

From BBC

There are things, little tricks that definitely help shed one character and move on to the next.

Dressed in all black, wearing a rucksack and holding a white plastic bag, he spoke with Mrs Hunt before tricking his way inside.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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