trickily

/ˈtrɪkəli/
adverb
  1. In a way that is difficult or requires careful skill.
    • The puzzle was trickily designed, with hidden clues everywhere.
    • She maneuvered the car trickily through the narrow alley.
    • The recipe is trickily simple — it looks easy but is hard to master.
  2. In a deceitful or dishonest manner.
    • The salesman trickily convinced them to buy a much more expensive model.
    • He trickily avoided answering the question by changing the subject.
    • She trickily copied her friend's answers without being noticed.
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