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prestidigitation \pres-ti-dij-i-tey-shuhn\

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noun1. A sleight of hand; legerdemain.2. Deceitfulness, trickery. [From French prestidigitation (conjuring), from preste (nimble) + Latin digitus (finger).]"It is, of course, a nonsense number, a statistical prestidigitation." - Polly Toynbee; Is There Pensions Apartheid?; The Guardian (London, UK); Jul 4, 2009.

Front	prestidigitation \pres-ti-dij-i-tey-shuhn\
Back	noun 1. A sleight of hand; legerdemain. 2. Deceitfulness, trickery. [From French prestidigitation (conjuring), from preste (nimble) + Latin digitus (finger).] "It is, of course, a nonsense number, a statistical prestidigitation." - Polly Toynbee; Is There Pensions Apartheid?; The Guardian (London, UK); Jul 4, 2009.

Prestidigitation Pres Ti Dij I Tey Shuhn Noun Sleight Hand Legerdemain Deceitfulness Trickery