Differences between words

[engloshy]

Are the vocabulary "deceive, betray, and cheat" have same meaning or there is a slight difference between them?

Thanks.

 

[probus]

There are indeed differences in meaning. But there is no need to post such simple questions here. All you need to do is consult dictionaries.

 

[engloshy]

So, can you answer that simple question.

 

[5jj]

Probus has already told you what you can do. OneLook: General dictionary sites is a very good site. It is a waste of time and effort for us to try to do what hundrds of lexicographers have done very well - and you don't have to wait.

We are happy to help if you have problems with dictionary definitions, but we are not here to replace dictionaries.

 

[Rover_KE]

So, can you answer that simple question?

Not until you can show that you have made some effort of your own to answer it.


A better title would have been 'Deceive, betray and cheat'.

Extract from the Posting Guidelines:

'Thread titles should include all or part of the word/phrase being discussed.'

Rover

 

[engloshy]

Thank you all of you guys.