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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Deceit and deception and deceifulness
could anybody tell me how to differentiate them . when we use them as nouns.
for examples
1.They attempted to practice deception on the public.
2.She is incapable of deceit.
3.He is a man of deceit.
4.his whole expression denoted deceitfulness.
i hope the people who are willing to explane it to me can give me many examples and answer me
in details.
for examples
1.They attempted to practice deception on the public.
2.She is incapable of deceit.
3.He is a man of deceit.
4.his whole expression denoted deceitfulness.
i hope the people who are willing to explane it to me can give me many examples and answer me
in details.
Top answer
Deception is more often used as an incident in which someone was tricked. It is the most frequently used of these three. I was angered by his deception.
- Deception is more often used as an incident in which someone was tricked.
- It is the most frequently used of these three.
- I was angered by his deception.
- Deceipt is most more used as a quality or characteristic of a person who practices deception.
- In recent years, there has been a distinct odor of deceit in the financial markets.
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Deception is more often used as an incident in which someone was tricked. It is the most frequently used of these three. I was angered by his deception.
Deceipt is most more used as a quality or characteristic of a person who practices deception. In recent years, there has been a distinct odor of deceit in the financial markets.
Deceitfulness is used very rarely. It is mor
Deceipt is most more used as a quality or characteristic of a person who practices deception. In recent years, there has been a distinct odor of deceit in the financial markets.
Deceitfulness is used very rarely. It is mor
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