1) An illusory feat 2) Conjuration 3) Conjuring trick 4) Deceitful cleverness 5) Deception 6) French word used in English 7) Illusion 8) Magic 9) Magic trick 10) Performance 11) Sleight of hand 12) Trick
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1) Magic 2) Prestidigitation 3) Prestigiation
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• (n.) Sleight of hand; a trick of sleight of hand; hence, any artful deception or trick.
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A french term for sleight-of-hand.
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Leg`er·de·main' (lĕj`ẽr*de*mān')
noun [ French
léger light, nimble +
de of +
main hand, Latin
manus . See 3d
Leger , and
Manual .] Sleight of hand; a trick of sleight of hand; hence, any artful deception or trick. « He of
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Legerdemain or conjuring is a popular amusement or exhibition, consisting of tricks performed with such art and adroitness that the manner or art eludes observation. All the phenomena of legerdemain are referrible to sleight of hand, mechanical contrivances, confederacy, or some combination of these. In the more elaborate phases of the art the aid ...
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legerdemain 1. A display of skill or cleverness, especially for deceitful purposes; trickery; deception: 'She performed a dazzling display of political legerdemain.' 2. Sleight of hand; magic tricks; any illusory feat. 3. Etymology: from about 1430, 'conjuring tricks', from Middle French (as written and spoken approximately between 1400-1600) lé...
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[SAT terms] an illusory feat
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an illusory feat
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