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deceive

deceive de·ceived de·ceiv·ing vt : to cause to accept as true or valid what is false or invalid vi

Fitted to deceive deceitful

Capability of deceiving

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One who deceives one who leads into error a cheat an impostor

Deceive, is to induce a man to believe a thing to be true which is false and which the

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To lead into error to cause to believe what is false or disbelieve what is true to impose upon to mislead to cheat to disappoint to delude to insnare

Calculated to deceive, are not free from ambiguity, for they may mean 'likely or reasonably likely to deceive' or 'intended to

Deceived or misled respecting ones self by ones own mistake or error

Deceiving or tending of deceive fallacious illusive as illusory promises or hopes

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