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smoke and mirrors
noun as in something that blurs or distorts facts
Example Sentences
It’s all smoke and mirrors, sure, but there’s a certain comfort in a life after death where Patrick Swayze can still spin pottery!
Gabriel could have come across as a mere cipher in this environment, a faceless spook navigating smoke and mirrors.
"Neuralink is currently just smoke and mirrors, with a lot of hype," Herve Chneiweiss, a neurologist and expert in ethics at France's research organisation INSERM, told AFP.
Roberts never had to prepare the smoke and mirrors required to navigate the final third of the game.
The pay package is replete with smoke and mirrors, its benchmarks painstakingly tweaked to make them much more achievable than they appear on the surface.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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