tricking (Meaning)

Webster

tricking (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Trick

Webster

Given to tricks; tricky.

Webster

Dress; ornament.

The magician's nimble fingers tricked the audience into believing they saw something impossible.
The salesperson used slick tactics to trick customers into buying more than they intended.
The virus disguised itself as a harmless file, tricking the computer into executing malicious code.
The cat cleverly tricked the dog into chasing its tail, giving it an escape route.
The scammer employed elaborate schemes to trick unsuspecting victims out of their money.
The thief used a sleight-of-hand trick to steal the valuable necklace.
The child's innocent smile tricked the adults into thinking they were harmless.
The con artist used emotional manipulation to trick people into trusting them.
The hacker employed social engineering tactics to trick individuals into giving up their passwords.
The politician's carefully crafted speeches were designed to trick voters into believing his empty promises.

of Trick, Given to tricks; tricky., Dress; ornament.

deceiving,fooling, having, snookering, bluffing, hoodwinking,teasing, sucking in, cheating, kidding

divulging, telling, revealing, showing up,exposing, revealing, exposing, unmasking, uncovering, telling

The magician's nimble fingers tricked the audience into believing they saw something impossible.

The salesperson used slick tactics to trick customers into buying more than they intended.

The virus disguised itself as a harmless file, tricking the computer into executing malicious code.

The cat cleverly tricked the dog into chasing its tail, giving it an escape route.