legerdemain

Astonishing feats of preparation were consummated as if by legerdemain.

Priests, however, tolerate no rivals, and permit no legerdemain but their own.

You would do, by a piece of legerdemain, what you have not the courage to attempt openly.

Winchester lay the fewest of miles away, but somewhere there was legerdemain.

I admire it as a splendid piece of legerdemain; but it expresses nothing.

A correspondence school course in legerdemain, Steven explained.

A touch of legerdemain and my sword has passed into my left hand.

This title swings him into full view, stripped of all deception and legerdemain.

Conjuror has since become a name for a professor of legerdemain or sleight-of-hand.

Legerdemain had scared him some and made him both suspicious and wary.