deceive (verb)

1. The designer deceived the audience with his collection, making them believe it was inspired by ancient Greek mythology when it was actually a modern interpretation.

2. In the science fiction novel, the protagonist is deceived by the alien race, who pretends to be friendly but is actually planning to take over the Earth.

3. The architect used optical illusions to deceive visitors into thinking the room was much larger than it actually was.

4. During World War II, the Allies successfully deceived the Axis powers by employing elaborate military strategies and false information.

1. In the cartoon, the cunning fox was able to deceive the other animals into giving him all the food.

2. The artist's painting was so realistic that it could easily deceive viewers into thinking it was a photograph.

3. The horror movie used clever editing techniques to deceive the audience into thinking the monster was right behind them.

4. The false prophet used his charismatic personality to deceive his followers into believing he had divine powers.