Of persons, their faculties, etc.; also transferred of things: Lacking in mental perception, discernment, or foresight; destitute of intellectual…

Beguiled, deceived.

Mistaken, deceived, deluded; betrayed into error; imprudent, hasty, or rash in action. Cf. oversee, v. 7. Now archaic and rare.

Beguiled; deceived. In quot. absol.

figurative. Mentally blinded, deceived. Obsolete.

(a) deluded, foolish; (b) beloved, dear.

That is or has been outwitted; defeated by cleverness.

slang. Tricked, deceived. Cf. sell, v. 9.