Ruses
Pronunciation: /ˈruːzɪz/
Ruses (noun)
- Plans or actions meant to trick someone into believing something false or doing something they would not otherwise do.
- Methods used to gain an advantage by hiding the truth or creating a false impression.
- Deceptive actions used in war to confuse an enemy, such as misleading signs or false plans.
Examples
- The manager used ruses to mislead customers.
- Ruses can mislead people when they trust the wrong signs.