Synonym: conjuration, conjuring trick, deceit, dissembling, dissimulation, illusion, legerdemain, magic, magic trick, misrepresentation, thaumaturgy, trick. Similar words: reception, deceptive, inception, exception, perception, conception, apperception, susceptible. Meaning: [dɪ'sepʃn] 
n. 1. a misleading falsehood 2. the act of deceiving 3. an illusory feat; considered magical by naive observers.
n. 1. a misleading falsehood 2. the act of deceiving 3. an illusory feat; considered magical by naive observers. 
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31) Theft would not cover obtaining ownership by deception.
32) The President has been accused of secrecy and deception.
33) Deception, in the case before him, he deemed justifiable, preferable to a direct approach.
34) Both s.1 and s.15 would cover obtaining possession or control by deception.
35) She was stunned by the lies and deception her husband had used to hide his affairs.
36) I'm sure many businessmen use some form of deception, at times, to achieve their objectives.
37) The court considered that the accused should have been convicted of obtaining property by deception.
38) All use some form of deception, at times, to achieve their objectives.http://Sentencedict.com
39) Only a free and unrestrained press can effectively expose deception in government.
40) Deception and intrigue add interest to an otherwise boring and static work environment.
41) After that, like any clumsy criminal caught in a thickening web of deception, he had panicked.
42) He faced 18 charges of theft and three charges of deception involving a total of ￡4,560.
43) Even the Church will today readily admit this, while remaining loath to relinquish many of the benefits obtained by the deception.
44) The winds of deception whirl around her, but the new leader persists, without success, in stressing work-related activities.
45) They would be able to read the newspapers and make their own minds up about the corruption and deception going on.
46) And that includes the part of our human condition that fuses language and reality and bares our minds to deception.
47) What began as a misunderstanding quickly became a deliberate deception on the part of the network.
48) Their decision was that a person is guilty of theft when he acquires ownership by deception.
49) Therefore, he paid by deception, and the accused did obtain by deception.
50) These kinds of organizations attempt to remedy a history of deception with even more deception, fooling no one but themselves.
51) Fear, rage and awe contend in me - such talent for deception in one so young!
52) Unselfish or magnanimous lies serve as sort of social lubricant; injurious or malicious lies show the worst of human deception and cunning. Dr T.P.Chia 
53) I vetoed the idea on the grounds that Firecracker would spot the deception in two seconds.
54) The aim was that s.15 alone would cover obtaining ownership by deception.
55) The people back then had been so absurdly vulnerable, prey to disease and deception.
56) S Department of Defense in the hopes of understanding better the concept of deception.
57) There were many other priests out there, their presence giving credence to the deception.
58) Out of this diverse group of people and activities emerged a definition of deception.
59) Anthony Ganguly continued the deception when he appeared before Teesside magistrates and was placed on probation.
60) Appearances of being vicious, mindless, or mediocre can be deceptive, and the deception is often studied and rehearsed.
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