Also means
misleading
Usage Note
Ingannevole describes anything that creates a false impression — a sorriso ingannevole (a deceptive smile) or una pubblicità ingannevole (misleading advertising). It is stronger than falso ('false') because it implies active trickery. The root verb ingannare means 'to deceive'.
Examples
"La sua offerta era ingannevole."
Natural Translation
His offer was deceptive.
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