sleight of hand (Meaning)

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sleight of hand (n)

manual dexterity in the execution of tricks

The magician's sleight of hand was so seamless that the audience gasped in disbelief.
The thief's sleight of hand allowed him to steal the necklace right off the owner's neck.
The gambler's sleight of hand enabled him to swap the cards and win the game.
The surgeon's sleight of hand made the complex operation seem effortless.
The pickpocket's sleight of hand was so subtle that the victim never realized their wallet had been stolen.
The artist's sleight of hand transformed the blank canvas into a masterpiece.
The conman's sleight of hand convinced people to part with their hard-earned money.
The politician's sleight of hand manipulated the public's perception of the issue.
The hacker's sleight of hand bypassed the security system and gained access to confidential information.
The salesperson's sleight of hand made the customer believe they were getting a bargain.

manual dexterity in the execution of tricks

magic, legerdemain,deception, prestidigitation, conjuring,hocus-pocus, deceptiveness, trickery

No antonyms found.

The magician's sleight of hand was so seamless that the audience gasped in disbelief.

The thief's sleight of hand allowed him to steal the necklace right off the owner's neck.

The gambler's sleight of hand enabled him to swap the cards and win the game.

The surgeon's sleight of hand made the complex operation seem effortless.