Does the word “undecieving” makes sense ?

Education & Reference by Anonymous 2018-06-29 22:12:18

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Anonymous

"I before E except after C, for words sounding like E."
Anonymous

No, and deceiving is the correct way to spell it.
Anonymous

It can, when spelled correctly, but it also has a fairly limited range of usefulness. It is used to underline the lack of deception or the removal of (presumed) existing deception.
Anonymous

Nothing "does" "makes" anything.
Anonymous

Yes, in certain contexts, and "undeceiving" (note spelling) has historically been in use in English for quite some time. In modern times possibly a word to be used carefully and seldom, given that some answers seem not to know that word well.
Anonymous

It might, if it was spelled correctly.
Anonymous

Undeceiving her expectations and chilling in her hopes, the heart of Cecilia no longer struggled to sustain its dignity, or conceal its tenderness. https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/undeceive...
Anonymous

yes https://www.collinsdictionary.com/dictio...
Anonymous

Yes, but context makes all the difference. But I am not sure it is "real" word.
Anonymous

It's probably a word but its also unnecessarily complicated.