dubiously
in a doubtful or suspicious way
Movie vocabulary
English vocabulary and difficulty for Now You See Me: Now You Don't (2025)
Type: Movie
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- Data version
- legacy-media-seo/2026-07-03T18:03:45.062Z
- Model version
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- Gate version
- active-publication/v2
selfsame
the very same; exactly the same
unbuckle
to open or loosen by undoing a buckle
brazenly
in a bold and shameless way
gawk
to stare at something in a rude or foolish way
begrudge
to feel annoyed or resentful because someone else has something good
contrivance
a clever device or invention made for a specific purpose
soiree
a small evening social gathering
misdirection
the use of tricks or distractions to make people notice the wrong thing
slither
to move with a smooth twisting motion
indomitable
impossible to defeat, control, or discourage
pinking
to cut the edge of fabric with pinking shears
shirk
to avoid doing something you should do, especially a duty or responsibility
eloquently
in a clear, fluent, and impressive way
blinker
a flashing light on a vehicle that shows which way it will turn
worser
an old or nonstandard comparative of bad, meaning worse
sleight
skillful hand movements used to trick people, especially in magic
rove
to wander from place to place
gendarme
a French police officer, especially one in the military police
abracadabra
a word used by magicians when they perform a trick
malign
to speak about someone in a harmful, unfair, or spiteful way
misdirect
to send someone or something in the wrong direction, or to give the wrong instructions
chessboard
a board with 64 squares used for playing chess
mimicry
the way one thing copies the appearance or behavior of another