deceive|deceived|deceives|deceiving in English
verb
[de·ceive || dɪ'siːv]
cheat, mislead
Use "deceive|deceived|deceives|deceiving" in a sentence
1. Root Definition to Beguile, deceive NASB Translation come deceitfully (1), deceive (8), deceived (3), deluded (1), utterly deceived (1)
2. Don't bullshit a Bullshitter The words of wisdom received when a person tries to deceive someone who is good at deceiving people
3. Appearance often deceives.
4. Late Middle English (also in the sense ‘intended to deceive someone’): from Old French captieux or Latin Captiosus, from captio (n-) ‘seizing’, (figuratively) ‘deceiving’ (see caption).
5. His apparent affability deceives everyone.
6. His apparent meekness deceives everyone.
7. (He deceived him.)
8. To avoid deceiving oneself
9. He never deceives anyone.—Numbers 23:19.
10. He that deceives me once, shame fall him, if he deceives me twice, shame fall me.
11. David, I wasn't deceiving you.
12. The quickness of the hand deceives the eye.
13. He that once deceives is ever suspected.
14. It's an engaging manner that easily deceives.
15. I was cruelly deceived.
16. Reason deceives us often, conscience never.
17. Don’t Be Distracted and Deceived
18. He never cheats or deceives his fellow man.
19. 2 Reason deceives us often, conscience never.
20. He has deliberately deceived us.
21. Beguiler: One who or that which Beguiles or deceives
22. They ended up “deceiving [themselves] with false reasoning.”
23. Chubs is proof that looks can be deceiving
24. Definition: to Beguile, deceive
25. We've been deceived in that boy.