trick
Pronunciation: [trɪk]
Context: "games"
(noun) a clever action or movement that surprises or confuses someone. It's like a fun way to play with other people's minds or skills, especially in games or performances.
Example
He learned a new magic trick that amazed everyone at the party.
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She didn't fall for the trick; she knew what he was planning.
Example
What is your favorite card trick to show friends?
Context: "relationship"
(noun) a way that someone is treated unfairly, or a dishonest act. It can be something sneaky that makes someone feel bad or tricked.
Example
He was upset when he realized his friend played a trick on him as a joke.
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It was not fair to play such a trick on someone who trusted you.
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Have you ever played a trick on someone and felt guilty about it?
Context: "games"
(verb) to make someone believe something that is not true, often as a way to amuse or confuse them. This is what you do when you're performing a funny or surprising act.
Example
She tried to trick her brother into believing there was a monster under his bed.
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He did not want to trick his friends; he wanted them to trust him.
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How did the magician trick the audience during the show?
Context: "relationship"
(verb) to deceive someone in a way that makes them feel misled. This could be for fun or to take advantage of someone.
Example
She tricked her sister into thinking she won the game.
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It's wrong to trick people just to make fun of them.
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Why would someone want to trick their friends instead of being honest?