How to pronounce “deceptively” in English

It's deceptively hard, because it seems like it would be easy, but it is indeed not.

The model is deceptively, but-- it's deceptively simple.

And "Easy" is a very deceptively difficult song to do.

but notice it it looks deceptively earthlike the bright Sky kind of gives you that impression it looks like a kind

Jad Abumrad: And let's begin today with something deceptively familiar.

And this is Bill Walsh was worried about-- it's getting away from the deceptively small things that actually matter a great deal.

And that is, to take the deceptively simple process of asking a question and put that right into the heart of one of the most pressing and troubling social concerns of our time.

His style of comedy has been described as a combination of deceptively laid back demeanor with a whip smart perspective on politics and culture.

So what you get away from is what Paul Graham is saying-- is you get away from the deceptively small things.

The third exercise, use active imagination, is deceptively simple.

and the light was just this gorgeous light, so we got down to this little state park where we could get this view with a deceptively placid look

Well, it is the simple shots, actually, that are deceptively difficult to do.

And his other essay on-- I think it's called "Frighteningly Ambitious Startup Ideas"-- he's saying that "The way to really big things seems to actually be to start with deceptively small

It's a deceptively simple question, but I think there's kind of a quantum moment where you literally flip from one universe into another

The road we've long been traveling is deceptively