Her ruse of spoliation within the law was evidence of her shrewdness, nothing more. Mansoor feared that it was a ruse, and that the house was being watched, back and front. This ruse of the Indians was discovered on Friday, the 11th. Whatever had been done at the lesser gate had been done as a ruse, I did not doubt.
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The ruse succeeded to the extent of compelling the Parisian to retreat. Could that suggestion of his have been merely a ruse to separate your assistants from you? I'm afraid that it is only a ruse to cover a scheme of benevolence! He guessed it for a ruse and a bit of play-acting, and sprang in.
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ruse 1410, dodging movements of a hunted animal, from O.Fr. ruse (14c.), noun use of ruser to dodge, repel, retreat, from L. recusare deny, reject, oppose, from re- intensive prefix, + causari plead as a reason, object, allege, from causa reason, cause. Or the O.Fr. word may be from L. rursus backwards.
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The definition of a ruse is a trick. An example of a ruse is when you lie to someone to get them out of the house before a surprise party. YourDictionary definition and usage example.
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The definition of a ruse is a trick.