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Meanings of lead astray in English
Portuguese
induzir ao erro Spanish
despistar Synonyms
Examples for "betray"
Examples for "betray"
1
John Redwood MP said any such deal would betray the referendum result.
2
He didn't betray Great Britain, it was Great Britain that betrayed him.
3
The message was: Ally with a foreign power and she'll betray you.
4
Naturally, he was not allowed to betray any confidence regarding his employers.
5
She was prepared to betray them all in order to save humanity.
1
I could not deceive her; she had seen it in my eye.
2
But it was in vain; she could not deceive her rising jealousy.
3
You cannot deceive me; I have seen the world and know it.
4
Mr Quigley told parliament Mr Palmer had tried to deceive the public.
5
The audience is taken by the hand and led to deceive themselves.
Usage of lead astray in English
1
The greater a man's talents, the greater his power to lead astray.
2
You must renounce these novelties which would lead astray our national genius.
3
Y: But he did lead astray a great multitude of you.
4
We may wander down alluring pathways that lead astray.
5
This light from heaven can never lead astray.
6
But they shall lead astray (Not you), but themselves, and they do not perceive!
7
I am sorry to say such considerations may lead astray even the best and wisest of men.
8
I know thy blessed radiance Can never lead astray, However ancient custom May tread some other way.
9
For was not this New Light sent here by Satan to lead astray one of his flock?
10
For him there should be no sentiment to deceive, no illusion to beguile, no fancy to lead astray.
11
Thomas Turgoose is lead astray.
12
Him whom thou directest none can lead astray, and him whom thou bewilderest none can direct upon his way.
13
But who doth more wrong than one who invents a lie against Allah, to lead astray men without knowledge?
14
The deer snuffed an enemy in the friend of their friend; they gave him a lead astray, which unconsciously he took.
15
We find this exemplified by all the saintly attributes in turn-devoutlove of God, purity, charity, asceticism, all may lead astray.
16
Who, then, is more unjust than he who forges a lie against Allah that he should lead astray men without knowledge?
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Lead astray through the time
Lead astray across language varieties
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