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Meanings of deceiver in English
Usage of deceiver in English
1
No semblance of union should be maintained between the deceiver and ourselves.
2
He is a deceiver, and should be driven out of the country.
3
The word signifies a deceiver, which eliminates it from every religious association.-A.
4
I think Aunt Thérèse suspected nothing-MonsieurDubois is such a beautiful deceiver.
5
How was he to smile back on the deceiver and the insulter?
6
Beshrew me, 'tis a wary and subtle deceiver, this same casuist love.
7
He is gay enough, but I am sure he is no deceiver.
8
How can the arch-deceiver assume the form of an angel of light!
9
Nice-looking old girl, but, like all of her sex, a gay deceiver.
10
Why, by declaring boldly that Jesus was half deceiver and half deceived!
11
But why would you want to hear from a deceiver, may I ask?
12
Thou wilt trust thyself within the toils of the grand deceiver.
13
We have found him to be an insurgent and deceiver of the people.
14
This man is a self deceiver; he deceives his own heart.
15
The deceiver simply feigned utter condemnation to make partial comfort acceptable.
16
It cannot be expected, therefore, that the old deceiver can claim any recompense.
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