tricky (Meaning)

Wordnet

tricky (s)

not to be trusted

having concealed difficulty

marked by skill in deception

Webster

tricky (a.)

Given to tricks; practicing deception; trickish; knavish.

FAQs About the word tricky

not to be trusted, having concealed difficulty, marked by skill in deceptionGiven to tricks; practicing deception; trickish; knavish.

difficult, tough, problematic, complicated, problematical, sensitive, knotty,sticky, thorny, delicate

effortless, simple, painless, simple, effortless, manageable, uncomplicated, uncomplicated, straightforward, straightforward

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.