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deception$19221$ - translation to greek

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The deception; The Deception; Deception (film); Deception (TV series); Deception (2013 film); Deception series; Deception (series); Deception (U.S. TV series); Deception (2013 TV series)

deception      
n. τέχνασμα, απάτη, κατεργαριά, εξαπάτηση
surprise attack         
  • Schematic of the Battle of Fort Stephenson. Position B on the north side of the fort shows the position of the cannon George Croghan concealed to catch the British attackers by surprise
  • Deception played a key role in Washington's success at the Battle of Trenton in 1776
  • Diagram depicting British in red and French in blue as they were arrayed after the British used deception to gain an advantage prior to the Battle on the Plains of Abraham
  • Deception enabled the Akwamu to seize Fort Christiansborg from its European owners, then sell it back at a profit
  • Schematic of the Battle of Cowpens, which shows Daniel Morgan's deceptive employment of the Patriot militia under his command
  • World War I Australian troops carrying a dummy [[Mark IV tank]] that was intended to deceive German forces during the following day's assault on part of the [[Hindenburg Line]] (September 1918)
  • Dummy airbase and mock aircraft
  • The Mongols, including Chinggis Khan, frequently employed deception in their military conquests
  • In the 2003 film ''[[Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World]]'', the ship ''Surprise'' escapes pursuers by creating a decoy raft for nighttime use which mimics the lanterns visible on the ship's stern.
  • British magician Jasper Maskelyne, credited with numerous deception activities during World War II
  • John B. Magruder, Confederate general whose deceptions prevented a Union attack early in the war
  • Lord Cawdor, whose successful bluff caused the French to surrender during the War of the First Coalition
  • Richard Meinertzhagen, credited with several British deceptions in Palestine during World War I.
  • Map depicting placement of Coalition units prior to attacking Iraqi forces in early 1991. The Coalition employed deception to move the XVIII Airborne Corps and VII Armored Corps from positions in eastern Saudi Arabia to positions further west without being detected by Iraq.
  • The Soviet ship ''Poltava'', bound for Cuba in September 1962 with disguised medium range ballistic missiles as cargo.
  • Plaque memorializing Reginald Victor Jones at his former home in [[Aberdeen]], [[Scotland]]
  • Robin Olds, who led the Operation Bolo deception, is celebrated after completing his 100th aerial combat mission in September 1967
  • Map depicting the deceptive British landing at San Carlos during the Falklands War. The Argentinians occupying East Falkland island planned for a British attack at Port Stanley on the other side of the island.
  • General Sun Bin of Qi successfully used deception in his kingdom's military operations
  • Long Tom]] artillery position deployed during the [[Second Boer War]]
  • The five patrol boats the Israeli Defense Forces employed deception to sail from Cherbourg.
  • An early example of military deception was Thutmose III's capture of the Sinai city of Yapu
  • Beach Jumpers monument at Ocracoke Island, North Carolina
  • British "sunshields" were used to create displays during World War II
  • William Hull, the target of successful British deception during the War of 1812
  • Soldiers setting up a smoke screen to camouflage ships of the Russia's Northern Fleet
ATTEMPTS TO MISLEAD ENEMY FORCES DURING WARFARE
Deception Plan; Military Deception; Deception operation; Deceptive operation; Surprise attack; Holding attack; Military deception in World War II; History of military deception; Legality of military deception; Strategic deception
αιφνιδιασμός
self deception         
PROCESS OF DENYING OR RATIONALIZING AWAY THE RELEVANCE, SIGNIFICANCE, OR IMPORTANCE OF OPPOSING EVIDENCE AND LOGICAL ARGUMENT
Self deception; Self-deceived
αυταπάτη

Definition

beguile
v. (formal)
1) (D; tr.) to beguile into (he beguiled me into lending him money)
2) (D; tr.) to beguile out of
3) (D; tr.) to beguile with (to beguile children with stories)
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Deception (disambiguation)

Deception is the hiding or distorting of the truth.

Deception or The Deception may also refer to:

  • Deception (criminal law), a legal term
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deception (disambiguation)
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