0 to mislead or cause to make mistakes, usually by giving or suggesting false information -- หลอกลวง
He was deceived by her innocent appearance.
The temptation to deceive arose again when we started our hospital duties with patients in our third year of medical school.
I do not mean that they have been intentionally developed to deceive anyone, or that contributors to religious systems were not, or are not, sincere.
We have already mentioned one - is it better to know a painful truth or to be happier but deceived?
Only when she hears his 'sincere' voice used frivolously can she comprehend that she was deceived.
Therefore, either it is not foreign to the goodness of an omniperfect creator to deceive him all the time, or there is no such creator.
All other choices imply that the central bank has tried to deceive the public and will therefore lead to severe punishment.
While providing new information based upon impressive original research, the collection tends to flatter to deceive.
He is pleased thereby for he sees that he was not altogether deceived, and that he only failed to see all the sides.
