No. 9,473 in French
dupé
Cheated; deceived; tricked.
In a sentence
Il a été dupé par un marchand habile.
He was deceived by a skillful merchant.
The word 'dupé' is used as a past participle to indicate that someone was deceived or tricked.
Elle cherche à éviter d'être dupée par des offres trop alléchantes.
She seeks to avoid being deceived by overly enticing offers.
The word 'dupée' is used in a passive infinitive context, highlighting the potential act of being tricked.
Ils dupent souvent les touristes en leur vendant des produits contrefaits.
They often deceive tourists by selling them counterfeit goods.
The word 'dupent' is used in the present tense to describe an ongoing action of deceiving others.
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