undeceptionn.
The action of undeceiving or the fact of being undeceived.
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1694 tr. B. Gracián y Morales Courtiers Oracle 191 At present undeception is politick, it goes commonly betwixt two lights.
1820 C. R. Maturin Melmoth IV. xxix. 309 Oh! Margaret—that undeception plants a dagger in the heart.
1872 R. Black tr. F. Guizot Hist. France I. xiii. 301 Length of life brings, in the soul of the ambitious, days of hearty undeception.
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n.1694- to occupy to repletion
- to off with
- to off with a person's head
- to offer battle
- to offer etc
- to offer for formerly to sale
- to offer for sale
- to offer odds
- to offer one's arm
- to offer or give a knee
- to offer place
- to offer the light
- to offer up
- to offer war
- to oil a person's fist
- to oil a person's hand
- to oil a person's lugs
- to oil a person's palm
- to oil out
- to oil the fire
- to oil the knocker
- to oil the tongue
- to oil the wheels
- to on with
- to one