What's the difference between the words "mislead" , "deceive" and 'lie"?

Question added by Fida Abo Alrob , Sr. Copywriter , Imena Digital
Date Posted: 2014/01/13

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by Nicholas Poshayi , Teacher/Librarian/Academic Teacher , Brooke Bond School

They sound to mean the same,to lie is meant to mislead and deceive all at the same go.My point of view.

by Abdul Wahab , Credit Controller , Takween Advanced Industries

Mislead = Guiding Wrong Or Misunderstanding. (Eventually Or Willing)

Deceive = Fraud. (Planed & Cheater)

Lie = Hidding the Truth.

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