Deceive (verb) — يُخدع ويُضلل: mislead; trick; delude; fool; cheat; lie to; betray; hoodwink Below are 8 words with a similar meaning; the linked ones have full GL Dictionary entries with their meaning in Arabic.
To cause someone to have a wrong idea or belief.
to mislead the mind or judgment of someone; to deceive by creating false impressions or beliefs; to cause someone to believe something that is not true
A person who acts unwisely; to trick someone.
To act dishonestly to gain an unfair advantage — also a person who cheats, or an act of deception; breaking rules for personal gain
To be disloyal; to reveal secrets; to deceive; to break trust; to act treacherously
tricklie-tohoodwink
To charm someone so the gold looks optional — a pretty slide that hides the number; not a begrudge of credit, not acting on behalf of a user, and not a blatant…
Deceive; pretend; cliff; steep bank; fake confidence; mislead
To trick or swindle someone — a con. Also a noun for the confidence trick itself. Not conceal (to hide), and not a 'con' in a list of disadvantages.
A person who is easily deceived or taken advantage of; to deceive or trick someone into believing something false or acting against their own interests
A seabird; to deceive someone.
To give someone wrong information.
Frozen water crystals that fall as flakes in cold weather, or the accumulated white layer they leave on the ground. The noun is usually uncountable; a snow can…