Deceiver
/dɪˈsiːvɚ/
Definitions
- (n.) A person who intentionally misleads or commits fraud, often relevant in contexts of misrepresentation or fraud claims.
The court found the defendant a deceiver who misled the plaintiff about the property.
Forms
- deceivers
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Commentary
The term 'deceiver' is primarily used in legal contexts involving fraud or misrepresentation; drafting should clarify intent to mislead for establishing liability.
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