deception in Greek
deception in Greek is απάτη — deception means an action or scheme designed to make someone believe something untrue.
deception in Greek
απάτη
Pronounced: apati
An instance of actions and/or schemes fabricated to mislead someone into believing a lie or inaccuracy.
What does "deception" mean?
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noun An action or scheme designed to make someone believe something untrue.
"The fraud involved an elaborate deception spanning several years."
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deception in a sentence
- The fraud involved an elaborate deception spanning several years.
- Magicians rely on deception to create their illusions.
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What is "deception" in Greek?
"deception" in Greek is απάτη. deception means: An action or scheme designed to make someone believe something untrue.
How do you pronounce απάτη?
"deception" in Greek is απάτη, pronounced "apati".
How do you use "deception" in a sentence?
Example: "The fraud involved an elaborate deception spanning several years." In Greek, "deception" is απάτη.
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