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artificio
A deceptive maneuver (especially to avoid capture).
ruse
Portuguese
truque
Harnessing equipment used in horse sports.
artifices
Synonyms
Examples for "
ruse
"
ruse
Examples for "
ruse
"
1
The journalistic-impostor
ruse
would require higher approval if proposed today, he wrote.
2
Many diplomats and weapons inspectors now believe that promise was a
ruse
.
3
Their rows were in fact a
ruse
to promote a new pub.
4
It was simply a
ruse
to divert inquiry into a wrong channel.
5
In any case, this was probably just another
ruse
of Artoo Detoo's.
1
Beetles and
artifice
,
Beetles and industry, they always went hand in hand.
2
Her words rang true; there was no flattery or
artifice
in them.
3
The provost, however, had never wasted his time with such petty
artifice
.
4
In that sense, cinema was more at home to
artifice
and theatricality.
5
It's probably just an
artifice
of the particular metric that Ed chose.
6
Simple and primitive was it as was the Red One's consummate
artifice
.
7
It was the depth of
artifice
,
and I discovered it too late.
8
She slumped forward, only the
artifice
of the chair keeping her upright.
9
Who are the critics of the falseness of
artifice
in the Play?
10
The
artifice
would no doubt effectually overthrow the assertion of good faith.
11
The friends of the ruined minister had recourse to an ingenious
artifice
.
12
Gray makes use of the same
artifice
,
and with the same success.
13
All their hopes of escape depended on the success of the
artifice
.
14
But if Chryssa sensed
artifice
within my blessing, she didn't let on.
15
Let us invent some
artifice
to fit in with his coarse nature.
16
The
artifice
succeeds, the assassins are thrust out instead of being chastised.
artifice
little artifice
human artifice
ingenious artifice
same artifice
cunning artifice
Portuguese
truque
maracutaia
artimanha
Catalan
estratagema
ardit
Spanish
artificio
astucia