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trick

noun as in expertise, know-how

noun as in characteristic, habit

noun as in time working at something

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Example Sentences

A sturdy defense fooled by a trick play.

They leverage a common trick from the reinforcement learning field called zero-shot transfer learning, in which an already trained model is applied to a new task without being further trained.

Elphaba arrives alone, outfitted in the pointy black hat that Glinda has tricked her into wearing, and gets teased by all her classmates as she has been since arriving at Shiz University.

They knew her name, her phone number and her address and tricked her into believing they had access to her accounts, which helped convince her she was talking to a genuine bank employee.

From BBC

Why, it’s almost as if she learned the Plastics' trick of luring someone to gossip about another person on the phone without letting on that it's a three-way conference with the subject silently listening.

From Salon

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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