Definition

deceivingly

adverb
  1. in a way that is misleading or gives a false impression; deceptively
  2. Usage: often used to describe appearances or situations that are not what they seem

Examples

  • The package looked deceivingly small but contained much more than expected.
  • She spoke in a deceivingly calm voice despite her inner anxiety.
  • The test was deceivingly easy at first, then became much harder.
  • The old house appeared deceivingly sturdy from the outside.
  • He smiled deceivingly, hiding his true feelings about the situation.
  • The distance to the mountain was deceivingly far despite how close it looked.

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