Dupes is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DUPES in dictionary:

VERB:
• DUPE, to deceive
• deceive; trick
NOUN:
• a victim of deception

Words related to DUPES

dupe7 duped9 duping10

How to use DUPES in a sentence

• Four of its misguided dupes paid for their lawlessness with their lives, and a number of others were wounded.
• The facts which, from our own experience, forbid a reliance of this kind, are too recent to permit us to be the dupes of such a suggestion.
• We are hampered by our supposed amiability, and bound up by a thousand invisible cords of tact and policy to a line of action which dupes the cleverest of men.
• And for your cowardice and your wretched lusts your name among all but your ignorant dupes shall become a hissing and a scorn.
• As for his dupes, who are probably half-starving in some third class western town, they may walk home on the railroad ties.
• But to-night! Dupes and fools, indeed! He stumbled on through the drifts.
• From first to last, he represents us as the dupes of our own perfidious nature.
• The immediate fact is that the doctrine of Will to Power must first be crushed, represented as it is to-day by Germany and her dupes.
• There exist, as well, plenty of other young men, but they are children who are late in conceiving Parisian life, and who remain its dupes.
• I suppose I ought to pity their dupes, but they should have enough sense to see that these men are their worst enemies.
• But his ingenuity was not at fault, and the audacity of his story even helped to satisfy his dupes.
• But all the evidence which was led failed to convince his dupes, and they subscribed liberally to supply him with comforts during his confinement.
• The subscriptions of his dupes were lying at the Bank of France, were confiscated by the state, and, amply served to pay the pecuniary penalty.
• There is apparently no delusion of any age or clime which cannot find dupes among the readers of this New Nonsense.
• Credulity is probably the more prevalent, at least in this country, where shoals of newspapers, blinded by their own prejudices, were the dupes of German duplicity.
• A book was found in which were entries of the dupes in each week, the numbers varying from 89 to 662.
• The wretched dupes added yet another feature of superstition to insure the success of this horrible device.
• It is, however, probable, if not certain, that they were, generally speaking, the dupes of their own zeal.
• It has been said that we are a nation of dupes and the advertisements carried in some of the papers would indicate the truth of this statement.
• People awoke to their mistake, and many of his dupes began to confess that, after all, the old system of education was the best that had been devised.
• Hardly a year goes by that some similar miraculous healer does not set up in business, and the supply of dupes seems to be unending.
• I was just beginning to wonder if we had not been the dupes of some practical joke, when from a room opening into the vestibule a light shone forth.
• Moses was a conscious impostor, and his friends easy dupes.
• How far the men that were with him were conscious partners in his guilt, or how far they were ignorant dupes of a man that had murder in his heart, does not appear.
• But the clerks were not the dupes of this deceit, and their lugubrious looks settled down into resigned countenances.
• Doubtless many of them were sincere, but they were the dupes of a false religion inaugurated by Satan.
• It often happens that way in history, that the innocent dupes are made to suffer for the misdeeds and crimes of the guilty.
• The many must be the dupes of the few who conduct the machine of these speculations.
• I will venture to say that I fear we are, in this respect, the dupes of one of the strangest illusions which have ever taken possession of the human mind.
• Their confidence in their friends has no bound, while they become the easy dupes of the designing.
• Brought up with my aunt, I soon found out what fools and dupes may be made of mankind by taking advantage of their credulity.
• Cities humming with a restless crowd Sordid as active, ignorant as loud, Whose highest praise is that they live in vain, The dupes of pleasure, or the slaves of gain.

Similar words containing DUPE without suffix s

dupe7 duped9 duper8 dupers9 dupery12 duperies11

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