Deceivingly [adverb]

Just don’t deceive yourself into thinking it’ll help you get over the blindness to your own blindness.

The Federal Trade Commission has been investigating Intuit over allegations that it deceived users of TurboTax into paying for the service when they could have filed for free through the IRS Free File program.

It’s as though the females are in some sense being deceived.

Clinesmith’s attorneys wrote that he never intended to deceive anyone, and that he sent the original, unaltered email to an FBI case agent involved in the warrant application.

Apple does give a disclaimer that the iPhone’s guarantee won’t cover damage caused by liquids, but the agency said the company’s “emphatic advertising boast of water resistance” still means customers were deceived.

On the one hand, there’s the suggestion that people are quite easily deceived – particularly those less educated or with extreme ideologies and convictions.

It looked deceivingly near, yet he rode and rode and could not reach it.