deception
మోసాన్ని
definition
noun
obtaining property by deception
the action of deceiving someone.
example
She was jailed for three years and nine months for 15 counts of 'deception' but was acquitted of attempted murder.
obtaining property by 'deception'
He also strongly condemned the role of the mass media in this mass 'deception' .
Without vigorous fact-checking by the press, political 'deception' is all too easy.
She admitted 'deception' and agreed to pay the money straight away.
Language is frequently manipulated for the purpose of 'deception' .
He pleaded guilty to perverting the course of justice and attempting to obtain a money transfer by 'deception' .
The trial jury unanimously cleared him of charges of larceny and trying to obtain money by 'deception' .
You can scarcely believe one politician capable of such 'deception' .
There's a difference between managing perceptions and practicing outright 'deception' .
Even so, he has continued his policy of 'deception' and prevarication.
The easiest people to deceive are those who think that they are immune to 'deception' .
He was arrested on suspicion of obtaining a pecuniary advantage by 'deception' and damaging police property.
What has happened to the elements of darkness, 'deception' and fear that used to be a part of the fairytale world?
How easily the untruths flow when one embarks upon a path of 'deception' , she thought, ashamed of herself.
At the hearing it emerged that he had convictions for 'deception' and theft dating back more than 30 years.
After all, 'deception' only works when the would-be deceiver has a reputation for telling the truth.
Hurtling along at breakneck speed, this smash hit comedy of marital 'deception' guarantees a great night out.
A person who obtains property under such circumstances will be obtaining property by 'deception' .
In other words, you don't need to be a government insider to detect official 'deception' and hypocrisy.
The purpose of this deliberate 'deception' is easy to see.
obtaining property by 'deception'
So there have been allegations of dirty tricks, 'deceptions' and double dealing.
After hearing how it was just one of a series of 'deceptions' by the 24-year-old, including cheating a former employer, he remanded him to Hull Prison for four days.
If the leading newspapers lose their capacity to report and conduct inquiries, the public will become even more susceptible to the manipulations and 'deceptions' of those in power.
Constanze, Wolfgang's compliant wife, was a willing accomplice to a long series of 'deceptions' , as long as the money rolled in, which often it did rather reluctantly.
The salesmen have been telling producers many half-truths and some outright 'deceptions' .
The offences took place a couple of years after she escaped being jailed for mortgage fraud and other 'deceptions' .
This knowledge is also useful for managers, employers, and for anyone to use in everyday situations where telling the truth from a lie can help prevent you from being a victim of fraud/scams and other 'deceptions' .
Gradually, as it dwells on the buildings, the railway track, the bridge, the river, and the figures that populate the four panels, the eye recognises the anomalies and 'deceptions' built into the painting.
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