Definition: A person who tells lies or tricks others to make them believe something that is not true.

Example: He was known as a deceiver, always manipulating the truth to get what he wanted.

Definition: In a way that misleads or tricks someone into believing something that is not true.

Example: The advertisement was deceivingly simple, hiding the product's flaws.

Definition: The quality of being proper, respectable, and morally good in behavior or appearance.

Example: She showed great decency by helping the elderly man cross the street.

Definition: The act of misleading or tricking someone, often by presenting false information or appearances.

Example: His deception was discovered when the truth came to light.

Definition: Intended to make someone believe something that is not true; misleading.

Example: The advertisement was deceptive, making the product seem better than it really was.

Definition: In a way that is misleading or intended to trick someone.

Example: The advertisement was deceptively simple, hiding the product's flaws.

Definition: The quality of being misleading or not truthful.

Example: The deceiptiveness of his words made it hard to trust him.

Definition: Certain and clear in opinion or decision; not uncertain or hesitant.

Example: She made a decided choice to pursue her dreams without looking back.

Definition: In a way that is clear and certain, leaving no doubt about something.

Example: She was decidedly happy with the results of her exam.

Definition: The state of being firm or resolute in a decision or opinion.

Example: Her decidedness in the meeting helped the team move forward confidently.