deceptively in French
deceptively in French is fallacieusement — deceptively means in a way that creates a false impression — often used to mean something is actually different from how it looks.
deceptively in French
fallacieusement
In a deceptive manner; misleadingly.
What does "deceptively" mean?
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adv In a way that creates a false impression — often used to mean something is actually different from how it looks.
"The hike looked easy on the map, but it was deceptively steep."
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deceptively in a sentence
- The hike looked easy on the map, but it was deceptively steep.
- The recipe is deceptively simple, needing only three ingredients.
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What is "deceptively" in French?
"deceptively" in French is fallacieusement. deceptively means: In a way that creates a false impression — often used to mean something is actually different from how it looks.
How do you use "deceptively" in a sentence?
Example: "The hike looked easy on the map, but it was deceptively steep." In French, "deceptively" is fallacieusement.
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