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Definition of DECEIVEtransitive verb1
archaic : ensnare
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a obsolete : to be false tob archaic : to fail to fulfill
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obsolete : cheat
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: to cause to accept as true or valid what is false or invalid
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archaic : to while away
intransitive verb
: to practice deceit; also : to give a false impression
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Aristotle means that virtues lie between two extremes, one of excess and one of deficiency. Virtue is found in striking a balance, or mean, between these extremes in our actions and emotions.
Sir Toby decieving sir Andrew, Olivia decieving her own true nature by mourning, viola decieving everybody by pretending she is male etc.
decieving someone
The salesman was as conniving as he was ruthless. (Conniving can mean tricky or decieving in most cases.)
Looks can be decieving or do not think badly about yourself because others do
dont lose who you are in the blur of the stars, seeing is decieving, dreaming is believing
decieving is when you break your heart...i think When you lie to someone or make them believe something untrue is true and vice versa
Worshiping other gods decieving one onther and or takinging one selfs life or another life
A scam simply means that someone is decieving you for his or her own good, in other words it means that people are tricking you for what you have. Spam is a repetitive post or say if someome was sending you a ton of mail in a very short amount of time, that is an example of spam.
just tell your parents the truth! decieving them will never help in the long run. cheers! xx
hell no. looks can be decieving. Food coloring is only used to make food look more appealing.
Yes, the main lesson from the movie is don't judge a book by its cover. Or, you can say it as looks can be decieving. There are so many different ways to put it.
I've read the whole Twilight Saga a few times, but I don't think Stephenie's ever mentioned a pink diamond.. unless my memory is decieving me? Prove me wrong.