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View definitions for deceived

deceived

adjective as in led astray

adjective as in led into an erroneous conclusion

adjective as in cheated

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Example Sentences

The Windies skipper reached his seventh T20 international fifty from 36 balls but just when he and Shepherd would have hoped to accelerated, the latter fell lbw after he was deceived by a superbly disguised Overton slower ball.

From BBC

Don’t be deceived by her interviews with Fox News, including the one she did on Tuesday.

From Slate

However Empey claimed that the DUP had "effectively deceived the electorate" by "saying one thing and doing another".

From BBC

It blew up booby trapped pagers and walkie talkies it had deceived Hezbollah into buying, invaded south Lebanon and killed Hezbollah’s leader Sheikh Hasan Nasrallah, a man who had been a symbol of defiant resistance to Israel for decades.

From BBC

Their stand had reached 46 when Brook was deceived by a change in pace from Noman.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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