Deceits is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DECEITS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• DECEIT, falseness
• the action or practice of deceiving someone by concealing or misrepresenting the truth
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the act of deceiving

Words related to DECEITS

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How to use DECEITS in a sentence

• The Jews were much enraged at him and his two companions because they made known in all parts the truth of the Resurrection of Jesus, and the cruelty and deceits of his enemies.
• Nor did he go about to detect intrigues in men or deceits in women.
• It meant stern private economy, public ostentation, and many small deceits.
• She accepted the arrangement for Saturday, and before her visitors had left the dressing-room her mind was busy with plausible deceits to cover the sojourn in Chinatown.
• The story of the young couple is a series of oppressions and deceits practised by U.
• He hath conceived sorrow, and hath brought forth iniquity, and his womb prepareth deceits.
• Quite analogous to the deceits in life, there is, as might be expected, a similar effect on the eye from the face of external nature.
• But, as it was the cause of God, all the deceits and cunning of that common enemy remained only threats.
• The sorcerers began their deceits, and one night they seized the soldier on guard and bore him through the air to the top of a hill more than a legua away.
• And this holy war I was to carry on by my own wits, though a soldier in that great army of Christ that fights continually with spiritual weapons against the deceits of Satan.
• Another of the deep deceits of my heart is this, that I have more affection in prayer than I have corresponding holiness in my walk or conversation.
• These deceits were of such a nature, that had it not been for the feeble intellect of the natives, they would have themselves withdrawn the latter from their blindness.
• To the horror of her affectionate spouse, she was stripped of her garments, and given to understand that she could no longer carry on her deceits with impunity.
• There are lures and deceits, enchanting at an early period, which, at a later one, ought to be outgrown, seen through and left behind, but not with arid and scoffing conceit.
• Thus with deceit do I detain the heart Of which deceit’s self knows itself a part.
• In view of such misery the abbe will surely give me absolution for the venial sins which the deceits of the world compel us to commit.
• From the earliest times they seem to have had peculiar aptitude for the ecstasies, deceits, and fancies that made up the spiritual life of their associates.
• It is full of corruption and debauchery, of oppressions, thefts, and deceits.
• On the other hand, as they are a people without religion or conscience, and so greedy, they commit innumerable frauds and deceits in their merchandise.
• Yet everybody knew that she had a strange tenacity of purpose, and there was a lack of pretension, and a simplicity that scorned the deceits of school-girl existence.

Similar words containing CEIT without suffix s and without prefix de

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