deceive (someone) with (something)

To use something in particular to fool or trick someone. I can't believe you deceived thousands of people with a misrepresentation of your product!

deceive someone with something

to cheat someone with something or with deceptive words. You cannot deceive me with your promises. You are just deceiving yourself with fancy talk.

词组	deceive (someone) with (something)
释义	deceive (someone) with (something) deceive (someone) with (something) To use something in particular to fool or trick someone. I can't believe you deceived thousands of people with a misrepresentation of your product! See also: deceive Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. deceive someone with something to cheat someone with something or with deceptive words. You cannot deceive me with your promises. You are just deceiving yourself with fancy talk. See also: deceive McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: deceive with deceive (someone) into (something) deceive into fruit fruiter be no fool be no/nobody's fool any fool can/could... any fool could (do something) have (someone) going
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