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View definitions for tricked

tricked

adjective as in cheated

adjective as in misled

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Another trick to make your content go viral is to create a sense of urgency by putting a time limit on the product or service you’re trying to sell.

Another way to trick the quarterback is to play split field coverages, with one type on one side of the field and another on the other side.

Rahm’s successful trick shot was majestic, masterful and mesmerizing.

When you’re on the ground and engaged, they’re not going to be able to pull those kinds of political tricks on you.

Falling back on childlike charm is not a new trick for Disney, which owns the Star Wars franchise.

Michelangelo tricked his patron about the David, but sometimes he was forcibly reminded who paid the bills.

He tricked Beth into killing an innocent man for him in order to keep his own position at the hospital secure.

Sam Lutfi may have tricked Amanda Bynes into hospitalization.

They apologized for making the video, and said they had been tricked into doing it.

A group of bullies tricked an autistic boy into doing the popular Ice Bucket Challenge—only the bucket was full of human waste.

They were always too pretty, tricked out too finely, useless—those toys that are for show but which the Parisian does not buy.

He was furious moreover at having been tricked, and meditated bedlamite plans of vengeance.

I need hardly say that Count Wodzinski's description is novelistically tricked out.

The thought that he had been easily but cleverly tricked made his blood boil within him.

My strong nature, my ideas, would work like poison in you; twice you have tricked me, twice have I overthrown you.

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

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