The phrase "and deceived in the" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is discussing being misled or tricked in a particular situation or aspect.
Example: "He felt betrayed, as he had been deceived in the negotiations."
Alternatives: "and misled in the" or "and tricked in the".
Below, three New York Times critics choose moments from the Broadway season that enchanted, hypnotized and deceived in a manner that could be achieved only in the theater.
I feel disappointed and deceived in some way.
Joe Root, England's double centurion in the first innings, could only add 15 before he was deceived in the flight by Herath and rapped on the pads directly in front of middle stump.
United States Attorney Ronald C. Machen Jr. said in a statement that the district's voters were deceived in the election and that the case demonstrated "how hard it is to bury the truth forever".
Even with all the intentional research and planning, sometimes we have been deceived in the setting by not realizing what was just below the surface.
In the next over, three wickets became four as Gautam Gambhir was deceived in the flight by Graeme Swann and trapped leg before wicket for 22.
We had to make an impression the old-fashioned way: we had to lie and deceive in person.
Vijay went to a 103-ball half-century after tea, before Dhawan hit his first six - and almost his first aerial shot - when he lofted Lyon into the sightscreen despite being deceived in the flight.
It glanced off his shin and deceived everyone in the crowded goal mouth.
The lawyer for the five-man crew detained in Thailand maintains that the cargo was to be offloaded in Ukraine, and other experts said it was far too early to reach any conclusions, because documents are often forged and designed to deceive in the smoke-and-mirrors world of arms trafficking.
