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The phrase "are very deceiving" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that misleads or creates a false impression.
Example: "The advertisements for the product are very deceiving, making it seem more effective than it actually is."
Alternatives: "can be quite misleading" or "are often misleading."
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These trees are very deceiving.
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You are very deceived by Satan.
Appearances can be very deceiving.
It's not a nice business, and the lobbying and the labeling is very deceiving.
Perception can be very deceiving.
Average returns can be very deceiving.
But he doesn't seem to have wasted a lot of energy doing anything, though that can be very deceiving.
Greenfield-Sanders: Actually, the simplicity is very deceiving.
Political campaigns can be very deceiving.
"We are very clear about deceiving the Palestinians," he said with a laugh.
But appearances, on this recent Saturday night, were very much deceiving.
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