duped in English
Use "duped" in a sentence
1. She was duped into signing.
2. He was duped into telling them everything.
3. I had been duped, hoodwinked, bamboozled.
4. 20 Consumers are being duped into buying faulty electronic goods.
5. Consumers are being duped into buying faulty electronic goods.
6. They had duped her and looted her of her sincerity.
7. It is easy to empathize with foster parents duped into incubating the cuckoo's eggs.
8. Were these held in reserve in case I wouldn't be duped?
9. Synonyms for Bluffed include deceived, fooled, tricked, conned, deluded, misled, humbugged, duped, hoodwinked and bamboozled
10. Synonyms for Cozened include deceived, fooled, tricked, duped, misled, hoodwinked, deluded, conned, beguiled and hoaxed
11. Rightwing commentators claimed that the media had been duped into blowing the whole issue out of proportion.
12. For example, the advertising media have duped many into believing that their happiness depends upon owning material things.
13. These Auras have been duped to the point that they have mainly no value, so take caution when trading if you see these Auras.
14. If I think the reason for moral thought and action is to realise intrinsically worthwhile states, I have been duped.
15. 27 The report paints a picture of Buffett as having been duped by Sokol. However, one shareholder said it was also crafted to exonerate Buffett from wrongdoing.
16. 28 Huang says, cheater is in already " Baidu " on set set, one step by step the accredit of the person that diddle is duped .
17. Catfishing: The condition There are many hilarious and shocking moments in Catfish, and riffing on celebs who were duped into making videos from their hot …
18. Orlando is indeed duped, but he soon realizes that the feelings he has for the Archduchess are lust, not love, and Orlando runs to Constantinople.
19. The deception was successful and almost all parties involved in Minamata disease were duped into believing that the factory's wastewater had been made safe from December 1959 onward.
20. Befool - fool or hoax; "The immigrant was duped because he trusted everyone"; "You can't fool me!" cod, dupe, put one across, put one over, slang, take in, gull, fool, put on.
21. By the middle of that decade Brainwash was being used to describe things of a non-political nature, and by the end of the decade was applied to consumers duped into purchasing things they didn’t need
22. (1 Peter 1:6, 7) The speaker said: “At times, the news media as well as the authorities are duped by clergymen and apostates into pinning false labels on us, misrepresenting our Christian beliefs and way of life. . . .
23. Ay, there must be something strangely entrancing in dragging the shoal waters with a hand-line, for unsuspicious, easily duped members of the acanthopterygian tribe of fishes, -- under which alarming denomination come, I believe, nearly all the finny fellows to be met with on these sand-banks, from the bluefish to the Burgall.