Meanings of deceive in in English

Champlain exposes Prevert's attempt to deceive in a subsequent reference to him.

If you will deceive in one way, why shouldn't you in another?

It was a beautiful piece of skill that flattered to deceive in its simplicity.

This is no place to trifle or deceive in.

She had never attempted to deceive in her life, and she shrunk from the first deception.

This was their report, though they often deceive in their lounging habits of begging at your residence.

Defensively, City were regularly troubled by an Arsenal attacking unit that have themselves flattered to deceive in recent fixtures.

Connacht 15 Worcester 8 Connacht flattered to deceive in their victory over Worcester Warriors.

Coyle's charges flattered to deceive in a disappointing, free-ridden quarter-final, before securing victory over Tipperary in Portlaoise on Saturday.

She was finer in her feelings than the rest, and she had to deceive in order to get on in the world.'

And the history of the World Cup is littered with examples of successful teams which flattered to deceive in the early stages.

Cavan flattered to deceive in pushing forward and were fortunate to lead at the break, 0-6 to 0-4.

It was the company and not the place I was deceived in.

All men are disappointed in their hopes, and deceived in their expectations.

God suffers the wicked to be deceived in punishment of their wickedness.

Yet it seemed that he had been deceived in this society woman.