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Meanings of most deceptive in English
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Usage of most deceptive in English
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I think it was the best of the three-themost like, the most deceptive.
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They thus resemble in a most deceptive manner a hypocotyl.
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Owing to the surrounding woods, sound is most deceptive here.
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These were most deceptive, it being very hard to distinguish between them and hunting-smokes.
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He never lost hope even when hope seemed most deceptive.
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The art of driving a dog-team is one of the most deceptive in the world.
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Plus, of course, goalkeepers have always been the most deceptive of random elements in football.
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He was a most deceptive man with the ball.
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Yet in this the scene was most deceptive.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Synchronized swimming is perhaps the most deceptive of all Olympic sports.
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Nevertheless, he knew that the criminal instinct is often allied with the most deceptive external appearances.
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The mineral rights of Ireland are most deceptive.
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A most deceptive bird is an emu, for in reality he has but little meat on his body.
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Caroline had put on a pair of Scotch thread stockings, little prunella buskins, and her most deceptive corsets.
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Kearsarge Possibly the most deceptive ship in the Navy, the Kearsarge gets treated like an 844-foot-long hunk of humanitarian aid.
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The infantry is most deceptive in appearance, but the ability of the French to march and attack has never been surpassed.
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