ruse
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ruːz/
ruse means: A trick or plan used to make someone believe something untrue.
noun
DECEPTIVE TRICKC1
A trick or plan used to make someone believe something untrue.
- It was a clever ruse.
- They used a ruse to get past the guards.
- She saw through his ruse immediately.
CUNNINGC2
Skill in deceiving people to get what you want.
- He relied on ruse rather than strength.
- The enemy was defeated through ruse and patience.
- Her talent for ruse made her a dangerous rival.
Questions about ruse
What does ruse mean?
A trick or plan used to make someone believe something untrue.
What is ruse in other languages?
Türkçe: hile · Español: artimaña · Français: ruse · Deutsch: List · Italiano: stratagemma · 日本語: 策略
How do you pronounce ruse?
It is pronounced /ruːz/.
How do you use ruse in a sentence?
It was a clever ruse. They used a ruse to get past the guards.
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