beswike (Meaning)
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beswike (v. t.)
To lure; to cheat.
Synonyms & Antonyms of beswike
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beswike Sentence Examples
- The cunning thief beswike the jeweler by swapping the real diamond for a fake one.
- The sorceress's enchanting words beswike the innocent maiden, leading her down a dangerous path.
- The politician's smooth-tongued rhetoric beswike the electorate into believing his false promises.
- The con artist beswike the elderly woman into trusting him with her life savings.
- The mirage beswike the thirsty travelers into believing they had found water.
- The traitor's false loyalty beswike his comrades, leaving them defenseless against the enemy.
- The illusionist's skillful tricks beswike the audience into doubting their own eyes.
- The deceptive salesman beswike the unsuspecting customer into buying a faulty product.
- The malicious gossip beswike the innocent victim by spreading false rumors.
- The false prophet's teachings beswike his followers into believing lies and rejecting the truth.
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To lure; to cheat.
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The cunning thief beswike the jeweler by swapping the real diamond for a fake one.
The sorceress's enchanting words beswike the innocent maiden, leading her down a dangerous path.
The politician's smooth-tongued rhetoric beswike the electorate into believing his false promises.
The con artist beswike the elderly woman into trusting him with her life savings.
