Definition

deceptiveness

noun
  1. the quality or state of being deceptive; the tendency to mislead or deceive

Examples

  • The deceptiveness of the advertisement was exposed when consumers discovered the product didn't work as promised.
  • She was troubled by the deceptiveness in his words, even though he smiled warmly.
  • The magician's deceptiveness delighted the audience, who knew they were being fooled.
  • The report criticized the deceptiveness of the company's financial statements.
  • Optical illusions rely on the deceptiveness of human perception.
  • His deceptiveness made it hard for anyone to trust him again.

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