Verb:

అప్పిచ్చు, వంచన., ఫడ్జ్, అబద్ధం చెప్పుట, కవచము, ఎగిరి దుముకు, మోసం, లాంబ్,

deceived's Usage Examples:

As a false Messiah, it is believed that many will be deceived by him and join his ranks, among them Jews, Bedouins, weavers, magicians.

370)Saint Antipater of Bostra, Bishop of Bostra in Arabia Petraea (458)Saint Eulogius of Alexandria, Patriarch of Alexandria (607)Saint Anna of Larissa in Thessaly (826) and her son John (9th century)Saint Jacob the Ascetic (James), who was demonically deceived and worshipped antichrist, but later repented.

dying at the moment of discovery of falsity, the poet now lives "like a deceived husband".

probolê being used in disputes which arise at festivals, and also against sycophants and political leaders who have allegedly deceived the people with false.

Which? stated that MFI's pricing policy deceived its customers into thinking they are getting a better deal than they are.

She wanted to marry and become Queen of Poland, but deceived by the French, she was a lot more careful and did not voice her support publicly.

In reality, Louis deceived Isabella by placing Francesco in a monastery.

threatened, or deceived and transferred to "cybersex dens".

The women are undeceived when they find a second mandate makes them national property at the disposal.

Upon Hearst's return to town, she furiously insults him from her balcony, causing him to realize he had been deceived by Al years earlier.

Breeze then later complains in a letter of his own about how he was deceived by Webb into believing that he had obtained a valid Catholic lineage of apostolic succession and says that he doesn't care what Webb had believed about being consecrated by mail, on the astral, or both.

translated as "effeminate", as in the King James Version, which has: "Be not deceived: neither fornicators, nor idolaters, nor adulterers, nor effeminate, nor abusers.

Synonyms:

cheat, fool, sell, befool, set up, cuckold, chisel, delude, victimize, flim-flam, gull, pull a fast one on, shill, cheat on, hoax, lead on, cozen, frame, trick, entrap, victimise, fob, play a trick on, wander, fox, humbug, pull someone"s leg, play a joke on, betray, play tricks, ensnare,

Antonyms:

disorder, wife, undercharge, lose, top,