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The meaning of Deception

Deception – definition

noun

The action of deceiving someone.

Usage examples:

Obtaining property by deception

Deception translation into English

Deception: translate from English into Chinese

Translate deception into Chinese (Simplified)}
欺骗, 骗局, 诡计, 虞, 諝

Deception: translate from English into Dutch

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Teleurstelling, Bedrog, Misleiding

Deception: translate from English into French

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Tromperie, Duperie, Supercherie, Fourberie, Fausseté

Deception: translate from English into German

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Täuschung, Betrug, Trug

Deception: translate from English into Hindi

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धोखे, धोखा, छल, कपट, वंचना, झूठ, ढकोसला, चालाकी, धूर्तता, तरक़ीब, उपाय, दंगाबाजी, चाल

Deception: translate from English into Italian

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Inganno, Insidia

Deception: translate from English into Korean

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기만, 속임, 기만 수단

Deception: translate from English into Russian

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Обман, Ложь, Хитрость, Жульничество

Deception: translate from English into Spanish

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Engaño, Decepción, Fraude, Mentira, Ilusión, Tomadura de pelo, Engaño de la vista

Word origin

late Middle English: from late Latin deceptio(n- ), from decipere ‘deceive’.

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Deception – similar words

deceptions

noun

The action of deceiving someone.

Usage examples:

Obtaining property by deception
noun

A statement or action that hides the truth, or the act of hiding the truth

Usage examples:

[ u ] most advertising involves at least some deception., appearances can be very deceptive., he ma…
noun

Dishonest or illegal methods that are used to get something, or to make people believe that something is true when it is not

Usage examples:

The couple were accused of obtaining money by deception., the insolvency act makes stringent provis…
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