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deceived

/dih-seev/US // dɪˈsiv //UK // (dɪˈsiːv) //

受骗,被骗,被欺骗,受骗上当

Related Words

fool傻瓜,傻子,笨蛋,愚弄trick诀窍,窍门,骗局,诡计victimize受害人,受害者,受害,害人cheat诈骗,骗人,欺骗,骗人的swindle诈骗,诓骗,拐骗,骗人dupe欺瞒,欺骗,欺负人,欺负betray叛变,出卖,背叛,叛离disappoint失望,让人失望的是,让人失望,使人失望的是entrap诱捕,陷害,诬陷,诱使hoodwink欺瞒,蒙骗,骗取,蒙蔽circumvent回避,避开,躲避,逃避falsify篡改,揑造,作假,伪造defraud诈骗,欺诈,诈欺,讹诈delude悖谬,妄想,悖逆,悖论scam骗局,诈骗,骗术,骗人clip夹子,剪辑,剪切,剪贴画rob抢劫,抢夺,抢,打劫ensnare坑蒙拐骗,坑杀,坑害,坑骗hoax骗局,诈骗,哄骗,糗事hook上钩,钩子,钩住,钩

Definitions

v.有主动词 verb
  1. 1

    de·ceived, de·ceiv·ing.

    • : to mislead by a false appearance or statement; delude: They deceived the enemy by disguising the destroyer as a freighter.
    • : to be unfaithful to.
    • : Archaic. to while away.
v.无主动词 verb
  1. 1

    de·ceived, de·ceiv·ing.

    • : to mislead or falsely persuade others; practice deceit: an engaging manner that easily deceives.

Synonyms & Antonyms

adj.led astray
Synonyms
baited受饵,诱饵,上钩的,上钩了bamboozled斑驳的,斑竹,斑鸠,斑驳betrayed背叛的,被出卖的,背叛,背叛了conned被骗了,被骗,受骗了,受骗上当culled删减的,剔除的,剔除了,删减过的duped被愚弄的,被骗了,被骗的,被骗fooled受骗,受骗上当,被愚弄,被骗had曾,有,曾经,曾有hoodwinked受骗上当,受骗上当受骗,被骗了,受骗lured诱骗,诱使,诱惑,引诱played扮演的角色,扮演者,所扮演的角色,播放taken采取的,采取的措施,所采取的,采取了trapped受困,陷于困境,被困住了,被困住的victimized被害人,受害人,受害者,受害情况
adj.led into an erroneous conclusion
Synonyms
deluded痴心妄想,痴心妄想的,妄想,痴迷的misled被误导,被误导的,误导,受误导mistaken错了,弄错了,错的,错误的
adj.cheated
Synonyms
defrauded受骗,被欺诈的,诈骗,被欺诈swindled诈骗,被骗的,骗人的,被骗imposed upon强加于,强加在,强加给,强加到

Examples

  • Well, when it comes to jobs reports in this pandemic, looks can be deceiving.

  • Apple is also accused of deceiving consumers about the headphones’ durability and sweat-resistance.

  • Well, as far as we can tell, the earliest meaning of bamboozle was "to deceive by trickery, hoodwink," which is why some believe that it arose among the criminals of the underworld.

  • The most serious allegation in the report suggests district administrators deceived a credit rating agency before issuing millions of dollars of bonds in 2018.

  • The most damning section of the audit suggests that district administrators knowingly deceived a credit rating agency just before they issued millions of dollars in bonds.

  • He's polite and amusing, inventing comic voices to deceive friends.

  • What: Your eyes do not deceive you: Fishman is looking into more than one thing.

  • When we meet thus, when we do honor to the dead in terms that must sometimes embrace the living, we do not deceive ourselves.

  • If you deceive your children about Santa, you may give them a more thrilling experience of Christmas.

  • Then again … as I said, for a forgery to deceive at all, it has to preserve a great many features of a genuine object.

  • However this be, it is hard to say that these fibs have that clear intention to deceive which constitutes a complete lie.

  • There, if his eyes did not deceive him, were evidences of mortar dislodged by nefarious toes.

  • It was not possible to deceive himself an instant longer, for the naked truth lay staring into his eyes.

  • O my people, they that call thee blessed, the same deceive thee, and destroy the way of thy steps.

  • Only I fear they will not profit us much; for if my eyes deceive me not, both are already captured.

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