Gambit
Gambit noun - A clever often underhanded means to achieve an end.
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Synonyms for Gambit
Lie
Lie noun - A statement known by its maker to be untrue and made in order to deceive.
Nearby Word: lied
How words are described
| old | old gambit | old lie |
| good | good gambit | good lie |
| elaborate | elaborate gambit | elaborate lie |
| similar | similar gambit | similar lie |
| Other adjectives: perfect, original, obvious, simple, small, successful, massive, big, huge, bad, cruel, clever, deliberate, grand, new, major, gigantic, last, latest, occasional, giant. | ||
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Can be used by a Chess Master to ensure that a lie told before the Memory Gambit is more convincing.
Source: Memory Gambit - Memory Gambit: VK Scanners are very good at lie detection, so one really has to be Believing Their Own Lies in order to fool them.
- Her true loyalties lie with Heaven, but she may well end up helping to destroy the world before her gambit resolves itself.
Source: Double Reverse Quadruple Agent
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