Beguiler - Law Dictionary Search Results
Beguilement
The act of beguiling or the state of being beguiled
Beguiler
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Beguile
To delude by guile artifice or craft to deceive or impose on as by a false statement to lure
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beguiled
filled with wonder and delight
Beguiling
Alluring by guile deluding misleading diverting
Rutterkin
An old crafty fox or beguiler a word of contempt
Cozen
To cheat to defraud to beguile to deceive usually by small arts or in a pitiful way
Delude
To lead from truth or into error to mislead the mind or judgment of to beguile to impose on to dupe to make a fool of
Delusive
Apt or fitted to delude tending to mislead the mind deceptive beguiling delusory as delusive arts a delusive dream
Parthenope
One of the Sirens who threw herself into the sea in despair at not being able to beguile Ulysses by her songs
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