Examples of using Deceptively in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
Well, this is almost beyond fauvism so deceptively childlike.
I think Pompey's position is deceptively weak.
hundreds of haikus, a deceptively simple masterpiece.
The man in the middle is quite deceptively the most violent position on the field.
It is a deceptively simple recipe, and as deceptively simple recipes go,
breach of trust here or deceptively receiving things or any other crime.".
August 2008 was deceptively good for the S&P,
Who would have imagined that such fierce determination existed within that deceptively frail body?
forging a document and attempting to receive something deceptively.”.
where visible decay can look deceptively minor.
where visible decay can look deceptively minor.
most of them are halls of slot machines with deceptively bright signs.
In this deceptively casual talk,
As I was saying, nunchakus are deceptively difficult to maneuver if you have had no practice.
The newspaper deceptively insisted that Hamas“has mostly adhered to an informal cease-fire with Israel after the war there in the winter of 2008-09.”.
A liquidity ratio is deceptively similar to a reserve ratio,
looks deceptively mundane.
The truth is we will not fully understand racism until we recognize that two largely unsuspected groups are actively and deceptively fostering racism throughout the world.
In 2008, the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs admitted that parts of the mural were indeed taken from the town deceptively and signed an agreement with the Ukrainian government whereby they would be loaned to Israel for 20 years.
but they are deceptively called'halos'- to hide their true symbolism.