deceiver (noun)

1. In the cartoon, the deceiver convinced the main character that he had won a lifetime supply of candy, but it turned out to be a trick.

2. In Greek mythology, Hermes is known as a deceiver since he often tricked and deceived other gods.

3. In the fantasy novel, the deceiver used his cunning skills to manipulate the protagonist into assisting him in his evil plan.

4. The architect incorporated optical illusions into the room's design, creating an atmosphere that plays with perception and makes visitors feel like they are in the presence of a deceiver.