deceived

Immediately it occurred to me that my ears had deceived me, or Bartleby had entirely misunderstood my meaning.

The root of trademark law is preventing consumers from being confused or deceived about brand affiliations.

Though because of his kind, compassionate disposition, he must be deceived into fighting an actual war.

In practice, however, that seems to have been circumvented by them not being told in the first place (or being deceived).

Most people can be deceived by a sociopath's slick manipulations and lies because they naively believe that all people are generally good.

If science is your only and absolute god, you're as fundamentalist, blind and prone to being deceived as a diehard religious person.

I understand why you're angry - people were deceived and their (believed private) conversations were made public.

There is a big list of such projects where people were deceived.

First of all here's the good news: You have been deceived!

Agreed, we all must be forever vigilant to the possibility we could be deceived, that the atrocities of the past could happen again.

I am not sure why people are feeling deceived by finding this out?

The article has nothing to do with clothing but with the fact that someone was deceived into thinking they were wearing clothes when in fact they were not.

A government report estimated "that 6% of prostitutes were 'deceived and forced' into the work".

I wasn't too happy about being somewhat deceived by their specs for my equipment, even if they thought their intentions were "good".

I knew lots of developers who were at that end of the spectrum who were deceived by the rates being paid in 1999 into believing they had "made it".

But then, this person isn't the one being deceived about the effectiveness "bomb detector" but rather it was the leadership of the whole army/police/security-service who obviously didn't care the least to invest even 1 second of thought into what's being bought (for thousands of $, no less...).