Definition of tricknology in English:

tricknology

(also tricknollogy)

noun trɪkˈnɒlədʒi

1US depreciative. The techniques of deception and manipulation employed by a dominant group (especially a white majority) to disempower a weaker one (especially a black minority).
2Innovative techniques or technology, especially for recording or performing music.

1930s; earliest use found in American Journal of Sociology. From trick + -nology, punningly after technology.

(also tricknollogy)

nountrɪkˈnɒlədʒi

1US depreciative. The techniques of deception and manipulation employed by a dominant group (especially a white majority) to disempower a weaker one (especially a black minority).
2Innovative techniques or technology, especially for recording or performing music.

1930s; earliest use found in American Journal of Sociology. From trick + -nology, punningly after technology.

单词	tricknology
释义	Definition of tricknology in English: tricknology (also tricknollogy) noun trɪkˈnɒlədʒi 1US depreciative. The techniques of deception and manipulation employed by a dominant group (especially a white majority) to disempower a weaker one (especially a black minority). 2Innovative techniques or technology, especially for recording or performing music. Origin 1930s; earliest use found in American Journal of Sociology. From trick + -nology, punningly after technology. Definition of tricknology in US English: tricknology (also tricknollogy) nountrɪkˈnɒlədʒi 1US depreciative. The techniques of deception and manipulation employed by a dominant group (especially a white majority) to disempower a weaker one (especially a black minority). 2Innovative techniques or technology, especially for recording or performing music. Origin 1930s; earliest use found in American Journal of Sociology. From trick + -nology, punningly after technology.
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