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deceptive
Adjective
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If something is deceptive, it tries to make people believe something that is not true; it misleads.
He is a deceptive person. I would not trust him.
trade
Verb
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When two people trade, one gives something to the other and the other gives something to the first one. They make an exchange. Sometimes money is one of the things.
trade
Noun
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Trade is the buying and selling of goods.
Trade between Canada and the US is at its highest level in years.
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A trade is the act of trading.
I think I made a good trade.
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A trade is a job that needs a special skill to do.
The carpenters trade involves making things from wood.
He went to trade school to become a plumber.
practice
Verb
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If you practice something, you do it again and again to improve your ability.
The class was going to practice writing skills for homework.
When I got my first guitar, I practiced until my fingers fell off.
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If you practice a subject (specially law and medicine), you pursue it as a career.
She practiced law for several years.
practice
Noun
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Practice is an activity you do again and again to improve your ability.
I can go to the party because I have soccer practice that night.
My driving is getting better, but I still need practice.