deceptively

Now the “existential” climate risk bandwagon is coming to an end for the deceptively simple reason known as “running out of other people’s money.”

Activists argued that they had deceptively promoted gas and biofuels as clean energy.

Job seekers have complained for some time now—to me, their friends, pets or anyone who will listen—that it is deceptively hard to get hired.

The FTC also accused Ticketmaster of deceptively advertising lower prices for tickets than what consumers actually pay.

A deceptively quiet role in a deceptively quiet series, it was astonishingly powerful.