lifemanship

/ˈlaɪfmənʃɪp/
noun
  1. The art or practice of gaining a psychological advantage over others in everyday situations, often through subtle tricks or confidence.
    • His lifemanship helped him get the best seat in the crowded restaurant.
    • The book teaches lifemanship techniques for handling difficult conversations.
    • She used a bit of lifemanship to make her idea seem like the boss's own.
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