How to pronounce“deceive”in English
nounShapeshifters aren’t automatically “monstrous” simply because they change forms–think of Professor McGonagall, or even The Doctor–but because often that ability can be used to
DECEIVE–think Mystique–or lead to UNCONTROLLABLE URGES, like with werewolves.
Vampires are another example: they may be a human-bat combo… but that’s not REALLY why they’re monstrous.
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Definitions of “deceive”
To trick or mislead.
“It feels painful to begin seeing clearly, that you’ve been deceived by the very people and institutions you trusted to guide you.”
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