Synonyms for Sleight:

• n.

  •
  • craft,
  • artifice,
  • cunning,
  • trick,
  • hoax,
  • deception.
  •
  • ability.
  •
  • dodge,
  • device,
  • honest,
  • take in,
  • means,
  • maneuver.
  •ability (noun)
  • dexterity,
  • expertise.
  •deftness (noun)
  • lithenesses.
  •fake (noun)
  • junques,
  • fourflushers,
  • pre-tender,
  • re production,
  • re-production,
  • pre tense,
  • pre tenses,
  • pre tenders,
  • makebelieve,
  • gold bricks,
  • puton,
  • pre tender,
  • re-productions,
  • four flushers,
  • pre-tenders,
  • re productions,
  • pseudi,
  • pre-tense,
  • four-flushers,
  • four flusher.
  •imposture (noun)
  • pre tensions,
  • pre-tensions,
  • hocus pocus.
  •jig (noun)
  • funny businesses,
  • sleight hand.
  •manual dexterity (noun)
  • manual dexterity.
  •prowess (noun)
  • ex pertnesses,
  • ex pertness,
  • ex-pertnesses,
  • ex-pertness.
  •readiness (noun)
  • dis-patch,
  • dis patches,
  • ripenesses,
  • dis-patches,
  • volubilities,
  • promptitudes,
  • dis patch,
  • handinesses.
  •skill (noun)
  • what it takes,
  • knowhow,
  • expertism,
  • one's thing,
  • cunnings.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • ploy,
  • shenanigan.
  •
  • ruse,
  • wile,
  • subterfuge,
  • Dexterousness,
  • gimmick.
  •
  • stratagem.
  •Other relevant words:
  • deceit,
  • glib,
  • plot,
  • fetch,
  • jugglery,
  • curve,
  • dishonest,
  • trickery,
  • retrieve,
  • address,
  • sharp practice,
  • chicane,
  • commit,
  • competence,
  • skillfulness,
  • subtlety,
  • downy,
  • keen,
  • feigned,
  • fine,
  • finesse,
  • get,
  • strategy,
  • dodgy,
  • tactic,
  • guile,
  • hocus-pocus,
  • flimflam,
  • dirty deal,
  • swindle,
  • bag of tricks,
  • scheme,
  • guileful,
  • play,
  • bring,
  • red herring,
  • connivance,
  • crafty,
  • catch,
  • game,
  • elusive,
  • elicit,
  • attract,
  • deliver,
  • little game,
  • capture,
  • art,
  • convey,
  • expertness,
  • draw,
  • ambidextrousness,
  • adroit,
  • knack,
  • spryness,
  • conspiracy,
  • agility,
  • felicitous,
  • commence,
  • wheeze,
  • facile,
  • Dodgery,
  • ambidexterity,
  • sleight of hand,
  • artful,
  • fictitious,
  • chouse,
  • delineate,
  • joke,
  • pass,
  • bosey,
  • pettifogging,
  • elegant,
  • move,
  • chicanery,
  • communicate,
  • contribute,
  • design,
  • mastership,
  • coup,
  • Callidity,
  • googly,
  • come,
  • dirty trick,
  • fraudulent,
  • collusion,
  • fraud,
  • expedient,
  • contrivance,
  • Pettifoggery,
  • racket,
  • proficiency,
  • trepan,
  • shift,
  • Covin,
  • foul play,
  • cleverness,
  • skulduggery,
  • depict,
  • imposition,
  • indignity,
  • artful dodge,
  • shuffle,
  • excellence,
  • neglect,
  • mastery,
  • foxy,
  • ficelle,
  • blind,
  • juggle,
  • furtive,
  • machination,
  • bluff,
  • intrigue,
  • hang,
  • carry,
  • describe,
  • supercherie,
  • gambit,
  • develop,
  • efficient,
  • nimbleness,
  • jape,
  • joker,
  • knavery,
  • Panurgy,
  • grift,
  • curve ball.

Paraphrases for Sleight:

• Other Related

  • Noun, singular or mass
    stratagem, ploy.

Antonyms for Sleight:

• n.

  • ability
    inability.
  • trick
    honesty, openness, honor, truthfulness, frankness.
  • Other antonyms:
    fatuity, stupidity, senselessness, ineptitude, debilitation, awkwardness, simpleness, gracelessness, impairment, gaucheness, ineptness, clumsiness, dopiness, mindlessness, doltishness, disablement, dullness, ungainliness, stupidness, foolishness, dumbness, gawkiness, disability, density, slowness, inadequacy, incompetence, incapability, witlessness, incompetency, denseness, Incapacitation, brainlessness, incapacity, obtuseness.

Homophones for Sleight:

• silicide, syllogist, sick list, shell jacket, silicate, slack tide, solicit, slouched, slag code, selected, slack suit, scholiast, sulcate, sloshed, slaked, silkwood, sluicegate, sliced, select, socialized, socialist, slight, slouch hat, slicked, squelched, silicic acid, salacity, skylight, silk hat, sciolist, silkweed, silk wood, solicitude, sociologist, Sal Soda, slashed, socialised, soloist.