illuded
verb, past participle and past tense of 'illusory' as in strong fondness
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Example:The company tried to illude the investors about the success of their new project, but the truth eventually came to light.
Definition:To deceive someone into believing something that is not true regarding a particular issue or topic.
Example:The advertisement illudes its customers with promises of wealth and success, but the reality is far different.
Definition:Misleads its customers into believing certain false or misleading information.
Example:Even though he had doubts, he had been illuded into believing the world was flat.
Definition:Deceived himself into believing something that was not true.
Example:The politician felt entirely illuded by the media's portrayal of the truth.
Definition:Completely deceived or misled.
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