"duped about" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who has been deceived or tricked by someone else. For example, "The victim of the scam felt really duped about when they realized they had been taken advantage of".
But he's in trouble: witches like being duped about as much as they like being excluded from royal baptisms.
As a working mother of four sons, I agree with Cathie Watson-Short about feeling "duped" about working motherhood.
This means that among followers of Rouhani a man can no longer claim divorce on the grounds that he was duped about his wife's virginity.
When a buyer and seller work together directly, they can (and should) seek legal counsel, but because each is expected to act in his or her best interest, there isn't much you can do if you find out later that you've been duped about multiple offers or the home's condition.
NEW YORK, June 18 (Reuters) - A New York man has sued a unit of Adidas AG, claiming he was duped about the potential fitness benefits of a line of shoes designed to mimic the effect of running barefoot.
Prosecutors said the victims included NBC broadcaster and Super Bowl-winning coach Tony Dungy, who was duped about a football coaching job at USC, and recently fired Minnesota Vikings coach Leslie Frazier, who was contacted about a fake Dallas Cowboys job.
Victims of the scam have been duped out of about $42 million, the agency said.
She is very hurt that he duped her about who he was.
Stories in the U.S. tend to emphasize the country's "shrinking" economy and nervousness about its future global role, the way it has "duped" the U.S. about its designs, and its nature as a military "threat" to Washington and the world.
Some American universities pay special attention to the huge numbers of applicants with high scores, to minimise the risk of being duped.Worries about cheats have spawned a new industry.
Comroad duped its auditor about its revenues, but it could not conceal the fact that its cashflow was negative.The standard-settersA different sort of problem lies in the very nature of American accounting standards.
