trickily
adverb
Pronunciation: ˈtrɪkɪli
Definition
In a way that involves cleverness, deception, or difficulty; in a manner that requires skill or cunning.
Examples
The magician performed the card trick trickily, making it seem impossible.
He answered the difficult question trickily, avoiding a direct response.
How to Use trickily
- trickily navigate (collocation)
- To steer or move through a difficult or complex situation or path with skill and cunning. — "The small boat navigated the rocks trickily."
- trickily perform (collocation)
- To execute an action or task with cleverness, skill, or deception. — "The actor performed the stunt trickily, making it look dangerous."
- trickily answer (collocation)
- To respond to a question or statement in a way that is clever, evasive, or designed to mislead. — "He answered the accusations trickily, shifting the blame."
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