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Discover Ludwig"deceive you into" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to express that someone has tricked or misled someone else into doing something that they would not have done otherwise. For example, "The conman deceived me into investing a large sum of money into a fraudulent business venture."
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Don't let me deceive you into thinking that "Heart" has mellowed in the intervening years.
We don't want robots that can deceive you into thinking they're human.
Winning this amount of games in a row could deceive you into thinking that you're playing your best.
"So don't be complacent, or let the Devil deceive you into thinking that your connections will intercede for you on that terrible day".
This means your chance of installing a malicious app — be that one that tries to damage your phone or steal your information, or an app that is simply trying to deceive you into thinking it's Spotify when it's just a bad copycat — from the official Play Store is getting smaller by the day.
In our tech-laden world of today, social engineering still involves deceit but it's used to deceive you into giving up personal or sensitive information for the bad guys' financial gain.
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Winning deceives you into thinking that you've won.
She deceives you into having sex with her.
The closer you grow to Jesus, the greater a target you become for the Devil who will sent temptations, try to tempt you, deceive you and trick you into leaving Jesus.
You need to let your man know just how much you need him in your life, but at the same time, you should not try to deceive him into believing that you are totally helpless without him.
It is often easy for the betrayer to deceive themselves (and you) into thinking their behavior is meaningless and harmless.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.

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