deluder

It warned: “It being one chief project of that old deluder, Satan, to keep men from the knowledge of Scriptures….”

In this instance they were victims of our deluder in chief, who concocted false tales of election fraud that he repeated again and again to convince his followers that Joe Biden had stolen the 2020 election.

Puritans were worried that otherwise children would fail to learn the Bible and become susceptible to the wiles of “that old deluder, Satan”.

Oh, here’s to Magruder! drink it down— Here’s to our Magruder—the Yankees’ great deluder.

Mr. Morrison said this with his eyes fixed steadily on the widow's face, intending to ascertain what chance there might be of her wishing to spend a few hundred pounds for the pleasure of plaguing her perfidious deluder; but he could make out nothing from this scrutiny.