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| an excuse, pretense, or false reason put forth to hide a real motive |
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| a claim, or a declaration whose truth may be questioned |
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| to fascinate, charm, or cast a spell over |
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| a secret or underhanded plot or scheme |
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| to win over or entice by trickery or deception |
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| deceitful, false, or based on or obtained by fraud |
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| a hoax, fraud, or sham; or an impostor or dishonest person |
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| to cheat or beguile, or to bring about by crafty dishonesty |
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| to fool, trick, or deceive; or a victim of deception |
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| to cheat, trick, or delude; or a person easily tricked or cheated |
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| deceit, treachery, or cunning |
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| deception, scheme, or trick |
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| a deception or artifice used to conceal, avoid, or escape something difficult or unpleasant |
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| a conspiracy or secret agreement for a fraudulent purpose |
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| slander, or a malicious falsehood about another person |
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| to slander, defame, or speak maliciously and falsely of |
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| readiness of belief, especially on slight evidence |
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