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tricky

[trik-ee] / ˈtrɪk i /




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For cardholders, figuring out which card offers the best value can be tricky, and often depends on lifestyle factors like how often people travel or dine out.

From The Wall Street Journal

I don’t know what that means exactly, other than that perhaps both Johnson and Bakaj found the failure-to-refer allegation trickier to navigate.

From Salon

Norris' championship was founded on a brilliant comeback in the second half of the season, after a tricky first few races.

From BBC

Shortly after telling a festival crowd in New York she said she'd had a "tricky couple of days", she dropped her microphone, collapsed backwards and had to be helped off stage.

From BBC

Some actors have shortcuts to get into a tricky voice.

From Barron's