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dupe
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  • A dupe to be led by the nose.†  (source)
  • I've been duped, dropped, run over a few times myself.†  (source)
    duped = fooled
  • Here's Snowman, thick as a brick, dunderhead, frivol, and dupe, water running down his face, giant fist clenching his heart, staring down at his one true love and his best friend in all the world.†  (source)
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  • Aziza was more grim now, as though she'd begun to sense, with each step, that she was being duped.†  (source)
    duped = fooled
  • Not only did she dupe me into believing she still loved me, she actually forced me to implicate myself.†  (source)
  • Of course they had made up their own "religion"; they were monsters of superstition, they were dupes of the kind of hocus-pocus that the television evangelists call "miracles."†  (source)
    dupes = fools (tricks)
  • And I'm not saying that he laughs at people behind their backs, or is rubbing his hands with glee at duping them.†  (source)
    duping = fooling
  • It was to make faith come; but no delights descended from the heavens, and she arose with tired limbs and with a vague feeling of a gigantic dupery.†  (source)
  • Tally glared at Dr. Cable, realizing she'd been duped.†  (source)
    duped = fooled
  • Our cells here must check out individuals to see whether or not you're being used as a dupe.†  (source)
  • And they, who were at once your dupes and your deceivers, they listened and voiced their loud approval, in dread of ever letting you discover that they were harboring the same unspoken secret.†  (source)
    dupes = fools (tricks)
  • I call this 'duping delight,' the thrill you get from fooling other people.†  (source)
    duping = fooling
  • I felt duped, the dim-witted accessory who hadn't known what was going on.†  (source)
    duped = fooled
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