| deceive public | 1.58 | It is a method of Deceiving the public. | ||
| deceive people | 1.12 | They deceived the people. | ||
| deceive consumer | 0.66 | Federal law had barred use of a trademark only if it were likely to confuse or deceive the consumer. | ||
| deceive voter | 0.66 | Deceiving voters. | ||
| deceive authority | 0.59 | His writings also detail methodical plans to escape detection and deceive authorities. | ||
| deceive customer | 0.59 | The law prohibits airlines from deceiving customers about prices. | ||
| deceive inspector | 0.46 | Ekeus repeatedly has accused Iraq of trying to deceive his inspectors. | ||
| deceive official | 0.39 | Prosecutors would need only to show that Rusnak intended to deceive Allfirst officials and filed phony records. | ||
| deceive regulator | 0.39 | If the regulators had been deceived about any secret ownership by BCCI, he said, he too had been deceived. | ||
| deceive investor | 0.33 | Under the settlement, the county agreed not to deceive investors in the future. | ||
| deceive world | 0.33 | For we will not be deceiving the world with facades and pretense couched in hypocrisy. | ||
| deceive government | 0.26 | Arafat will not succeed in deceiving the government I head. | ||
| deceive lender | 0.26 | But he denies that he intended to deceive lenders. | ||
| deceive nation | 0.26 | Franklin D. Roosevelt deceived the nation about his disability, and John F. Kennedy concealed extramarital affairs. |