Deception is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DECEPTION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the act of deceiving
• the action of deceiving someone
• a thing that deceives
• The act of deceiving or misleading.
• The state of being deceived or misled.
• That which deceives or is intended to deceive; false representation; artifice; cheat; fraud.
• a misleading falsehood
• an illusory feat; considered magical by naive observers
• deceiving
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the act of deceiving; the fact or condition of being deceived

Words related to DECEPTION

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Words that contain DECEPTION

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How to use DECEPTION in a sentence

• Bill heard of this deception and sent word to the manager to stop it, but no attention was paid to his message.
• Concealment for the purpose of deception is never justifiable.
• Concealment for the purpose of deception is in the realm of the lie.
• Hippocrates added a deception, seeing that the minds of the troops were disposed to entertain every suspicion.
• The paper of the envelope under three of the seals was torn, and deception stood revealed.
• Several of these had disguised themselves as Indians for the better deception of the besieged.
• Beneath the struggle between the free-States and the slave-States were the intrigue and deception carried on between Northern Democrats and Southern Democrats.
• The whole thing is a grand deception, and as tedious and tiresome as may be to those who must be often present.
• His own nature was so open that he found it hard to credit deception in others.
• It is in these matters that women have a genius for deception.
• The deception for which she has paid with her life was not the deception of hot passion, but of cold greed.
• If a man were married in a wrong name the contract would still be valid if the wife were unacquainted with the deception at the time.
• Anyhow, he would be in Sonora and safely married to Ruth long before the deception was discovered.
• Socialism is thus essentially a system of deception devised by middle-class theorists and in no sense a popular creed.
• Then, the inspectors have to be constantly on the lookout for deception and fraud.
• At the same time, there was no deception about Harry Jardine.
• To confess the deception she had herself consented to, and taken part in, would be to pull down with her own hands the fair edifice of her life.
• It was deception, she told the swelling Baldwin buds, base, deep-dyed, subtle deception.
• Black indeed must be the soul of a man who could stoop to such deception! As the days went on the public became more excited and the attacks more ferocious.
• In the case of fresh subjects, or persons well known, of course there is little possibility of deception.
• The fact that a tendency to deception exists is interesting in itself, and may have an influence upon our judgment of our fellow beings.
• Rougane the elder was rightly afraid to lend himself to such a piece of deception.
• Your heart is as pure as that of a child, as yet ignorant of falsehood and deception.
• Apparently the boy did not see anything to fear, or else he would have sped away on his wheel instead of remaining to charge the other with his base deception.
• Upon going on board, one would be struck with surprise at the deception relative to the tonnage of the schooner, when viewed at a distance.
• There they are under immediate control, and every part of their behaviour is a tissue of falsehood and deception.
• The latter, meeting with Achilles, discovered the deception, and Achilles swore to protect her.
• I am naturally a man who hates deception, and wishes above all things to lead a life with its windows open and shades up, but I have been forced into the very reverse.
• She understood this very well, and in all docility and obedience lent herself to the deception, accepting without complaint a mean and clandestine existence.

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