deceptive znaczenie & definicja

Przykłady deceptive

• Some targets emit few relevant behaviors - because they are inactive or, in some cases, even deceptive.

• The low figure for repetition is somewhat deceptive because teacher repetitions can, and frequently do, co-occur with the other feedback categories.

• Its notions of honour and valour were deceptive, as was its concept of civility.

• This would make quantitative comparisons across regions deceptive.

• Also, the authentic cadence of this 'addio' pointedly responds to the deceptive ones of the three 'cantiamo' phrases.

• Specifically, the deceptive object task involves a mismatch between an object's presupposed identity and its actual identity.

• In other words, economists fear reputational spillover effects of deceptive practices even if only a few of their tribe practice it.

• The apparent simplicity of the act of repeating a nonword is, however, deceptive.