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head game

 

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Noun head game has 1 sense
  1. delusion, illusion, head game - the act of deluding; deception by creating illusory ideas
    --1 is a kind of deception, deceit, dissembling, dissimulation

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Head Game

Noun: The psychological strategies, tactics, or manipulation used by individuals to deceive, control, or outsmart others.

Example sentences:

  1. She played a masterful head game on her opponents, rendering them confused and unable to make clear decisions.
  2. His head game was so persuasive that he managed to convince everyone to do his bidding.
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Noun: A mental challenge or puzzle that requires strategic thinking to solve.

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  1. The escape room provided an intense head game that tested our problem-solving skills.
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Noun: A sport or activity that involves quick thinking, mental agility, and strategic tactics.

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  1. Chess is a classic head game that has been played for centuries.
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Adjective: Describes something that is fascinating or mentally stimulating.

Example sentence:

  1. The movie had a head game plot that kept the audience guessing until the end.
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Adjective: Used to describe a person who is mentally manipulative or deceptive.

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  1. Be cautious of his charming personality, he's known to play head games with people.
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