undeceptive 的定义
- apt or tending to deceive: The enemy's peaceful overtures may be deceptive.
- perceptually misleading: It looks like a curved line, but it's deceptive.
undeceptive 近义词
等同于 veracious
undeceptive 的近义词 31 个
- accurate
- credible
- dependable
- direct
- ethical
- factual
- faithful
- frank
- genuine
- high-principled
- honest
- just
- kosher
- legit
- like it is
- on the level
- on the line
- on the up and up
- open
- reliable
- right
- righteous
- straight-arrow
- straightforward
- strict
- true-blue
- trustworthy
- truthful
- up front
- valid
- veridical
undeceptive 的反义词 2 个
更多undeceptive例句
- A new report claims that zero-emissions vehicle startup Nikola Motor has made a series of deceptive public statements and representations about its technology and business.
- Allegations include that Nikola staged a 2018 video of its signature hydrogen fuel-cell truck driving, and that it has made deceptive claims about its battery development efforts after the failure of an acquisition deal.
- To start, it is vague on the matter of what’s considered fake news, which it describes as false or deceptive content shared with the potential to cause individual or collective harm.
- The FTC probe, run out of the commission’s Bureau of Consumer Protection, centers on whether Intuit violated the law against unfair and deceptive practices in commerce.
- The audit comes after a series of stories by Voice of San Diego revealed mismanagement and deceptive practices within the district.
- He knows he was lucky that way; but also that appearances can be deceptive.
- “The language on the ballot is deceptive and deliberately so,” says Herron.
- Dig deeper, though, and these tactics start to look somewhat deceptive.
- Their opponents suggested that the labels, even if they were accurate, were fundamentally deceptive.
- The makers of wildly popular energy shot 5-hour Energy are being sued by three states for deceptive advertising.
- Without the former quality, knowledge of the past is uninstructive; without the latter, it is deceptive.
- All passions are deceptive; they conceal themselves as much as possible from others and from themselves as well.
- Below him for a hundred and fifty feet the gravel was of the same hard, deceptive consistency.
- The boys now realized how deceptive wind and water viewed from a distance always are.
- "Sure," grinned Stanton, with all the deceptive, undauntable optimism of the Just-Awakened.