treget (Meaning)
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treget (n.)
Guile; trickery.
Synonyms & Antonyms of treget
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treget Sentence Examples
- The magician's treget deceived the audience, leaving them mystified.
- The treget of the street performer captivated passersby, inciting wonder and applause.
- The illusionist's treget made a disappearing bird reappear in a blink of an eye.
- The treget of the card trick left the spectators baffled and questioning their reality.
- The treget of the levitation act had people gasping in amazement and disbelief.
- The treget of the hypnotist's performance had volunteers performing seemingly impossible feats.
- The treget of the mentalist's act convinced people that he could read their minds.
- The treget of the escape artist had him escaping from a locked box in mere seconds.
- The treget of the stunt performer had him performing dangerous feats with seemingly effortless ease.
- The treget of the comedian had the audience laughing hysterically at his clever misdirection.
FAQs About the word treget
Guile; trickery.
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No antonyms found.
The magician's treget deceived the audience, leaving them mystified.
The treget of the street performer captivated passersby, inciting wonder and applause.
The illusionist's treget made a disappearing bird reappear in a blink of an eye.
The treget of the card trick left the spectators baffled and questioning their reality.
