Ruse is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RUSE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a deception
• an industrial city and the principal port of Bulgaria, on the Danube; population 156,959 (2008). Turkish during the Middle Ages, it was captured by Russia in 1877 and ceded to Bulgaria.
• stratagem or trick
• An artifice; trick; stratagem; wile; fraud; deceit.
• a deceptive maneuver (especially to avoid capture)

Words related to RUSE

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Words that contain RUSE

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How to use RUSE in a sentence

• In the morning, by a clever ruse, he secured two horses and, thus mounted, he and his companion succeeded in reaching Bohemia.
• For her indecision had been only a ruse to give herself time to think.
• In the morning, by a ruse, they induced a Belgian detachment to come up the drive towards the house, never suspecting that it was not empty.
• I supposed it was only a ruse to extort offers of more money, and waited for half an hour, but he did not appear again.
• It was simply a ruse to make you give me some attention.
• But this was a ruse to draw attention away from the actual operations.
• Whether she had fainted, or whether this was only a ruse on her part to detain him, to interest him, he could not leave her lying there.
• I urged him to go forward with his guides to the house, where it was possible, if they left him free, that he might prove a useful auxiliary if our ruse succeeded.
• How much the kindly ruse of Philip had helped, Diane herself could not suspect, but her remorseful thoughts were frequently busy with memories of the old childhood days with Carl.
• The ruse of the latter, as put into effect by Villeneuve, not only deceived the British admiral, but, in its issue, confounded the French.
• It was a ruse on the part of the enemy which might have proved fatal.
• This was a mere ruse to intimidate Kit and his companion and throw them off their guard.
• This last point, by which the Court of Rome reserved to itself the control of all proceedings in the Council, was carried by a clever ruse.
• The ruse had revealed the whereabouts of the German guns, and a short time later they were wiped out by French artillery.
• Well, I had just succeeded in some ruse worthy of the stage.
• This is why he employs every ruse to make us consume them in useless labour.
• Counting upon this expectancy the Americans tried an old-time ruse.
• My whole salvation lay in the hope that he was not an operator and would fail to discover my ruse.
• It was simply a ruse to get the man within striking distance.
• It was a smart ruse, worthy of a race of higher attainments than the tribe which is ranked lowest in the human scale.
• Though young and innocent, her anxious curiosity suggested a ruse.
• They thought it a ruse to draw them out, so I they lay quiet for some time.
• It was obvious to his intelligence that the blowing away of the window was merely a ruse to cover the real method of the theft.
• He even went so far as to suggest that perhaps there was a-foot a ruse to get from her those possessions her father had written of.
• In 1138 it was strongly garrisoned by its owner, William de Harptree, on behalf of the Empress Matilda, but was taken by Stephen by the ruse of a feigned repulse.
• For a general to come under the suspicion of not seeing through such a ruse was humiliating.
• Unable to tell whether he had really tripped or whether it was a ruse, she stood undecided a moment.
• Again and again he tried the same ruse, but it was of no avail.
• Was it all a ruse? She did not trust Major Hunt-Goring.
• He half expected his ruse to draw fire from somewhere in the darkness.
• Some of those at the council said that these articles of peace were a mere ruse on the part of Gladwyn to gain time.
• His ruse would have succeeded admirably, so far as Dick was concerned, except for that young man himself.

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