dangerously deceptive

Examples (10)

• Appearances can be deceptive, sometimes dangerously deceptive.
• The politician's promises were dangerously deceptive, leading many to vote against their own interests.
• The calm surface of the water was dangerously deceptive, hiding treacherous currents below.
• The simplicity of the investment scheme was dangerously deceptive, luring in unsuspecting victims.
• His charm was a dangerously deceptive facade for his manipulative personality.
• The marketing for the new drug was dangerously deceptive, omitting key side effects.
• The initial silence from the enemy was dangerously deceptive, as they were planning a major assault.
• This type of mushroom is dangerously deceptive; it looks edible but is highly poisonous.
• The contract's wording was dangerously deceptive, locking customers into hidden fees.
• The app's user-friendly interface proved to be dangerously deceptive, collecting personal data without consent.