Deception

/dɪˈsepʃn/
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Intent Matters

Understand that 'deception' involves intent to mislead, not accidental misinformation.

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When he hid the evidence, it was a clear deception.
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Negative Connotation

'Deception' often implies negativity or unethical behavior, so use with caution.

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Her deception hurt everyone, proving trust was broken.
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Emotionally Charged

Using 'deception' can evoke strong emotions, as it suggests betrayal.

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The deception by a friend felt worse than from a stranger.
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