Words similar to trickery

Example sentences for: trickery

How can you use “trickery” in a sentence? Here are some example sentences to help you improve your vocabulary:

Moreover, the magazine 1) dishonestly implies that Caltech, rather than the ranking formulas, have changed with the headline "Caltech Comes Out on Top"; 2) employs linguistic trickery to downplay how much the methodological flip-flop helped Caltech; and 3) fails to mention that Caltech probably declined in quality this year if the U.S.
The word matachines can translate to mean “clowning” or “trickery,” but can also mean “puppet player,” “jester,” and “buffoon.”
Back in 1975, Robert Groden, a conspiracist specializing in image trickery, argued in Rolling Stone that frames were missing.
If you have an expertise in privacy and defamation, then someone will ask you to testify on the question of whether one should allow strong encryption by private parties on the Net, or whether the publication online of confidential information obtained by fraud or trickery is protected under the First Amendment.
Its very name became a verb in English: “to shanghai” meant to abduct by trickery or force.