deceivably Antonyms
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Meaning of deceivably
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deceivably (adv.)
In a deceivable manner.
deceivably Sentence Examples
- The offer seemed deceivably attractive at first glance, but upon closer inspection, it revealed hidden fees.
- She spoke deceivably softly, masking her true intentions with a sweet tone.
- His smile was deceivably warm, hiding the coldness within his heart.
- The product was deceivably packaged to appear larger than it actually was.
- The politician spoke deceivably, making promises he had no intention of keeping.
- The appearance of the old house was deceivably charming, hiding its structural issues.
- Despite his deceivably calm demeanor, he was seething with anger beneath the surface.
- The dessert looked deceivably simple, but its flavors were complex and rich.
- Her deceivably casual attire belied her meticulous attention to detail.
- The plot of the movie seemed deceivably straightforward, but it contained unexpected twists and turns.
FAQs About the word deceivably
In a deceivable manner.
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The offer seemed deceivably attractive at first glance, but upon closer inspection, it revealed hidden fees.
She spoke deceivably softly, masking her true intentions with a sweet tone.
His smile was deceivably warm, hiding the coldness within his heart.
The product was deceivably packaged to appear larger than it actually was.
