Deceits Meaning in English
word · lemma: deceit
释义
Deceits are acts of intentionally making someone believe something that is not true. They usually involve lying or tricking others to gain an advantage.
用法与细微差别
Mainly used in formal or slightly literary contexts; more common is the singular 'deceit.' Often found in discussions about ethics or trust. Collocates with 'web of,' 'full of,' or 'exposed.' Not the same as 'mistakes,' which are unintentional.
例句
She found out about his deceits and felt betrayed.
basic
Deceits can damage friendships forever.
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He admitted his deceits to his parents.
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The company’s success was built on a series of financial deceits.
natural
After all those clever deceits, people finally saw his true face.
natural
His stories were full of little deceits that made you doubt everything.
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