prestidigitation (Meaning)

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prestidigitation (n)

manual dexterity in the execution of tricks

The magician's prestidigitation left the audience spellbound, their eyes unable to decipher the illusions.
The street performer's prestidigitation amazed passersby, who gasped at the seemingly impossible tricks.
The master illusionist's prestidigitation was so seamless that he made doves vanish and reappear at his command.
The child's first attempt at prestidigitation consisted of clumsy card tricks that made everyone laugh.
The detective's prestidigitation skills helped him escape unnoticed from the locked room.
The spy's prestidigitation training enabled him to disguise himself effortlessly and evade detection.
The surgeon's prestidigitation was evident in the precision with which he manipulated delicate instruments during surgery.
The bartender's prestidigitation made cocktail-making an art form, as he effortlessly juggled bottles and mixers.
The hacker's prestidigitation skills allowed him to bypass security systems and access forbidden data.
The artist's prestidigitation extended beyond his brushstrokes, as he used light and shadows to create stunning illusions on canvas.

manual dexterity in the execution of tricks

magic, trickery, conjuring, legerdemain,deception, hocus-pocus, sleight of hand,deceptiveness

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The magician's prestidigitation left the audience spellbound, their eyes unable to decipher the illusions.

The street performer's prestidigitation amazed passersby, who gasped at the seemingly impossible tricks.

The master illusionist's prestidigitation was so seamless that he made doves vanish and reappear at his command.

The child's first attempt at prestidigitation consisted of clumsy card tricks that made everyone laugh.