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deceptional

deceptional adjective: employing or relating to deception; deceptive.

Adjective

deceptional (comparative more deceptional, superlative most deceptional)

  1. Employing or relating to deception; deceptive.

Forms of deceptional

comparativemore deceptional
superlativemost deceptional

Origin of deceptional

From deception + -al.

Questions about deceptional

What does deceptional mean?
Deceptional means employing or relating to deception; deceptive.
What part of speech is deceptional?
Deceptional is an adjective.

Words near deceptional in the dictionary

  1. deceptable
  2. deceptibility
  3. deceptible
  4. deception
  5. Deception Island
  6. deceptional
  7. deceptionism
  8. deceptionist
  9. deceptionists
  10. deceptions
  11. deceptious

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