Attempt to defraud a person or group after first gaining their confidence, used in the classical sense of trust; exploites characteristics of the human psyche, such as credulity, naïveté, compassion, vanity, irresponsibility, and greed.
Veja mais 1 Northern powerhouse to northern con trick is what you really mean.
2 There is only so long the SNP con trick can last.
3 Depression's most successful con trick is to convince its victims that it's their own fault.
4 Even if they are all a big con trick . '
5 Is this all just a big con trick ?
6 Apple, they say, is a giant con trick .
7 But Britain's largest pensioners' group said the changes were a " con trick " and would do nothing to help existing retirees.
8 He did so by paying new investors' capital out to old investors as revenue, a chain-letter con trick that could not last.
9 Minister for Health James Reilly has been accused of "massaging figures" and perpetrating a " con trick " on "rocketing" hospital waiting lists.
10 And watch out for rorts, that's frauds or con tricks .
11 Like one of those con tricks , when you take your eye off the ball for a second and the whole game changes.
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