Definition
Definition of deceivably - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
misleadinglyDated in a way that misleads or tricksDated
- The magician's trick was deceivably simple.
- The advertisement was deceivably attractive to consumers.
- His explanation was deceivably straightforward, hiding complexities.
Origin of deceivably
Latin, decipere (to deceive) + -ably (capable of)
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- French:trompeusement, ...
- German:trügerisch, ...
- Italian:ingannevolmente, ...
- Spanish:engañosamente, ...
- Portuguese:enganosamente, ...
- Chinese:表面上, ...
- Japanese:一見簡単に, ...
- Arabic:بِشَكْلٍ مُضَلِّل, ...
- Hebrew:בְּאוֹפֶן מַטְעֶה, ...
- Russian:обманчиво, ...
- Ukrainian:оманливо, ...
- Hindi:धोखे से, ...
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