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illude

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Illude (verb) means to deceive someone by making them believe something untrue.

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To deceive someone by making them believe something untrue.
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Etymology

Comes from Latin illūdō.

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What is the meaning of illude?
"illude" (verb) means to deceive someone by making them believe something untrue.
What is another word for illude?
Other words for "illude" include delude, trick, deceive, fool, dupe, mislead.

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