0
Meteormage Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary
Is the usage of this word correct?
"Her vocal legerdemain has helped her to swindle many men of their possessions."
I am wondering if the phrase "vocal legerdemain" is aptly used.
Thanks!
I am wondering if the phrase "vocal legerdemain" is aptly used.
Thanks!
Top answer
Yes. However, the expression would not be understood by the vast majority of native speakers.
- Yes.
- However, the expression would not be understood by the vast majority of native speakers.
Get the Weekly English Kit 📬
New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.
2 Answers
0
Yes. However, the expression would not be understood by the vast majority of native speakers.
00
vocal legerdemain This makes me think of physical trickery with the voice,
eg An opera singer making the audience think he can reach notes that he cannot.
verbal legerdemain This sounds like the person is saying things that trick people,
eg An opera singer making the audience think he can reach notes that he cannot.
verbal legerdemain This sounds like the person is saying things that trick people,
0
Related Questions