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Meaning
Verb
●
To
deceive
into
believing
something which is
false
; to lead into
error
; to dupe.
●
To
frustrate
or disappoint.
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Origin
delude
English
deludo
Latin
Sourced from
Etym
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Brainwash
Assert
Misguide
Insinuate
Embarrass
Ingratiate
Confuse
Entertain
Hoodwink
Hypnotize
Trick
Disillusion
Persuade
Aggrandize
Dupe
Convince
Browbeat
Terrify
Scare
Frighten
Victimize
Indoctrinate
Misdirect
Scaremonger
Manipulate
Misrepresent
Alienate
Amuse
Gaslight
Distract
Disguise
Coerce
Challenge
Entangle
Seduce
Expose
Engross
Tempt
Empower
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Shortchange
Deny
Defile
Betray
Misinform
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Jude
Food
Rude
Leud
Dude
Feud
Nude
Lewd
Mood
Pood
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Cooed
Frood
Jewed
Glued
You'D
'Tude
Pseud
Crude
Prude
Jewed
Mooed
Snood
Shrewd
Denude
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Delude
Illude
Crewed
Imbued
Brewed
Abrood
Chewed
Viewed
Include
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Debuted
Intrude
Collude
Screwed
Subdued
Preclude
Habitude
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