Magic and Trickery

Magic

Magic noun - The art or skill of performing tricks or illusions for entertainment.

Usage example: hired an entertainer to perform magic for their child's 10th birthday party

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Trickery and magic are semantically related. in appearance topic. In some cases you can use "Trickery" instead a noun "Magic", when it comes to topics like conjuring, conjuring tricks.

Nearby Words: magical, magician, mage, magically

Trickery

Trickery noun - The use of clever underhanded actions to achieve an end.

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Synonyms for Trickery

Antonyms for Trickery

Magic and trickery are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Magic" instead a noun "Trickery".

Nearby Words: trick, tricky, tricking

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How words are described

human	human magic	human trickery
similar	similar magic	similar trickery
normal	normal magic	normal trickery
divine	divine magic	divine trickery
Other adjectives: simple, plain, evil, blue, little, advanced, modern, magical, demonic.

Both words in one sentence

Those who are unfamiliar with the Bene Gesserit techniques often assume their abilities derive from magic or trickery (a notion the Bene Gesserit do little to assuage).

Source: Sherlock Scan
Hoist by His Own Petard: Almost every villain of her series is defeated when Zatanna outdoes them in magic and trickery, often inflicting on them the very punishment they meant to do to her.

Source: Comic Book / Zatanna
Takara doesn't seem to care though.Shinzo:You captured me using trickery and magic?

Source: Video Game / Command & Conquer: Red Alert 3

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