jugglery
- noun
- /ˈdʒʌɡləri/
- Archaic
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malabarismo
- His jugglery with five balls was the highlight of the evening.
Examples
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The crowd was amazed by the magician's clever jugglery on stage.
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Street performers often combine comedy with impressive jugglery acts.
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The street performer showcased his amazing jugglery skills.
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Did you see the jugglery at the festival?
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The audience enjoyed the spectacular jugglery performed by the talented artist.
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During the festival, various performers showcased their unique styles of jugglery.
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Her jugglery with colorful scarves added a magical touch to the show.
Synonyms
255
2.3
A clever act that looks like magic and entertains people
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2.7
A performance that looks impossible and surprises people
3
6.7
A simple magic trick to amuse people at a small party
3
5.7
Making facts or numbers seem better than they are
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9.9
A skill of quick hand tricks to fool people, like a magician
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4.0
An act of throwing and catching several things in the air to show skill
1
4.9
A magic trick that seems to break natural rules to surprise and amuse people
Antonyms
How Entertaining
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Jugglery is the same root as juggle and juggler and grew from the idea of 'play' and show by entertainers who toss and catch objects. So jugglery still means the act or performance of juggling and other clever stage tricks.