Deceiving is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DECEIVING in dictionary:

VERB:
• deliberately cause (someone) to believe something that is not true, especially for personal gain
• (of a thing) give (someone) a mistaken impression
• fail to admit to oneself that something is true
• be sexually unfaithful to (one's regular partner)
NOUN:
• the act of deceiving
ADJECTIVE:
• deceptive
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to mislead by falsehood

Words related to DECEIVING

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How to use DECEIVING in a sentence

• The nigger that showed us the way in the woods was either ignorant or deceiving us.
• It was not now with her, that deceiving spirit which had made her brave.
• Scouts are not in the habit of lying and deceiving.
• I could not give it to you before without deceiving you.
• Vaguely, she wondered whether they were not deceiving her and whether it were really the home she dimly remembered.
• And nevertheless I am sure that he was deceiving himself, that he did not love me.
• I should be dreadfully vexed if you were deceiving me.
• And all three were deceiving themselves in their joy and their confidence.
• But her parents! What would they say? Her father and mother soon now must learn that she had been deceiving them day after day.
• If they think they succeed, they are only deceiving themselves.
• If you are deceiving me, for the future you shall help yourselves.
• In adjusting the probability of success by a previous consideration of the undertaking, we are equally in danger of deceiving ourselves.
• Allah is Aware that ye were deceiving yourselves in this respect and He hath turned in mercy toward you and relieved you.
• When they’re deceiving themselves the fools fancy they are deceiving others.
• In this way he succeeded in deceiving him so that the Roman army did not immediately enter the city.
• She followed, smiling to think that he was deceiving himself in believing that she had not yet explored this place.
• He was four years in prison, but at last succeeded in deceiving his guardians, and escaped.
• I dare say you will say, serve her right for deceiving a good man.
• I reproach myself that I am deceiving him, that I am nourishing in his heart a vain hope.
• He blushed, and I made much of him as a reward for the shame he felt in deceiving me.
• Therefore he laughed at the deceiving yellow distances in the foreground of glistening mesas, at the deceiving purple distances of the far-off horizon.
• Some thirsty wanderer had taken his last drink at that deceiving spring.
• She felt that both Arnault and her father were deceiving her for their own purposes, and she had little hesitation in acting for herself without regard to them.
• He, like some more modern ministers, ventured on the hazardous plan of deceiving Parliament, and, as was said at the time, setting fair dealing at defiance.
• The Indian medicine men or priests have many ways of deceiving their people.
• Lucien was inspired with the bold idea of deceiving that formidable functionary.
• Suspecting the person to whom he had previously sold was deceiving him, in order to drive a profitable bargain with him, he determined to go himself with his venture to China.
• General Gomez does not mean to give her the chance of deceiving Cuba twice.

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