1. deceptive or misleading acts; trickery or fraud
Usage: formal; often plural
2. acts of juggling or sleight of hand; entertainment involving skillful manipulation
Usage: archaic; often plural

Examples

• The politician’s juggleries with statistics fooled many voters.
• Financial juggleries by the company’s executives led to the scandal.
• The court exposed the lawyer’s legal juggleries.
• Medieval entertainers performed juggleries at the royal court.
• The magician’s juggleries amazed the children at the fair.
• Investors lost millions due to accounting juggleries.