Translation (Gujarati)

hocuspocus Antonyms

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Webster

A term used by jugglers in pretended incantations.

A juggler or trickster.

A juggler's trick; a cheat; nonsense.

Webster

To cheat.

The magician waved his wand, uttering the mystical words "hocuspocus" as he made a dove vanish into thin air.
The snake charmer's hocuspocus seemed to hypnotize the serpents, making them dance to his tune.
The conjurer performed a seemingly impossible trick, leaving the audience bewildered by his hocuspocus.
With a flourish of his hand, the illusionist uttered "hocuspocus" and transformed a piece of paper into a living, breathing bird.
The fortune teller's hocuspocus was nothing more than a clever ruse to deceive her unsuspecting clients.
The circus magician's hocuspocus kept the children spellbound, eager to witness the next incredible illusion.
The swindlers used hocuspocus to trick innocent people out of their money, leaving them with nothing but broken promises.
The politician's speech was filled with hocuspocus, designed to manipulate the emotions of the electorate.
The advertisement's hocuspocus promised amazing results, but the reality fell far short of the claims.
The con artist's hocuspocus convinced his victims to invest in a scheme that was nothing more than a pyramid scheme.

A term used by jugglers in pretended incantations., A juggler or trickster., A juggler's trick; a cheat; nonsense., To cheat.

magic,deception, sleight of hand, conjuring, trickery, prestidigitation, legerdemain,deceptiveness

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The magician waved his wand, uttering the mystical words "hocuspocus" as he made a dove vanish into thin air.

The snake charmer's hocuspocus seemed to hypnotize the serpents, making them dance to his tune.

The conjurer performed a seemingly impossible trick, leaving the audience bewildered by his hocuspocus.

With a flourish of his hand, the illusionist uttered "hocuspocus" and transformed a piece of paper into a living, breathing bird.