tricky (Meaning)
tricky (s)
not to be trusted
having concealed difficulty
marked by skill in deception
tricky (a.)
Given to tricks; practicing deception; trickish; knavish.
Synonyms & Antonyms of tricky
Synonyms:
- catchy
- abstract
- scabrous
- spiny
- demanding
- recondite
- troublous
- oppressive
- stressful
- prickly
- vexatious
- exacting
- worrisome
- abstruse
- intricate
- onerous
- vexing
- involved
- exhausting
- inconvenient
- burdensome
- stubborn
- troublesome
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
tricky Sentence Examples
- Navigating the labyrinthine streets proved to be a tricky endeavor.
- The riddle's wording was deliberately tricky, designed to mislead the solver.
- The situation was so tricky that it required careful consideration and a nuanced approach.
- The slippery slope from temptation to transgression can be tricky to avoid.
- Balancing work and personal life can be a tricky juggling act.
- The tricky part of the surgery involved the delicate removal of the tumor.
- The politician's tricky rhetoric skillfully appealed to both sides of the electorate.
- The tricky terrain demanded expert hiking skills and sturdy footwear.
- The company's tricky financial situation required a swift and decisive intervention.
- Engaging in tricky conversations requires tact, diplomacy, and emotional intelligence.
FAQs About the word tricky
not to be trusted, having concealed difficulty, marked by skill in deceptionGiven to tricks; practicing deception; trickish; knavish.
problematic, sensitive, tough,difficult, problematical, complicated, complex, knotty, nasty, ticklish
effortless, manageable, easy, effortless, uncomplicated,easy, simple, simple, straightforward, uncomplicated
Navigating the labyrinthine streets proved to be a tricky endeavor.
The riddle's wording was deliberately tricky, designed to mislead the solver.
The situation was so tricky that it required careful consideration and a nuanced approach.
The slippery slope from temptation to transgression can be tricky to avoid.
