verb
definition
To swindle, deceive, or trick.
verb
definition
To duplicate.
example
Can you dupe this photo for me?
Examples of duped in a Sentence
But the devil was duped, as Christ overcame both him and death" (p. 367).
If people are successfully duped by a magician, then it is magic.
Barton turned out afterwards to have been an impostor, but she had duped More, who now lived in a superstitious atmosphere of convents and churches, and he had given his countenance to her supernatural pretensions.
Desperate to help her mother and herself, Tara was duped into paying a con woman posing as the shaman Miss Jeanette.
When searching for a free diet plan, don't get duped into following a fad diet.
Sure, it's a comic book movie and based in a fantasy world, but to grab an audience you have to show some realism, you have to show some emotion, otherwise you're just showing off and nowadays audiences can tell when they are being duped.
Duped by demons, Sam helps break the final seal on Lucifer's prison, unleashing Armageddon.
The Test Act was now brought forward, and Shaftesbury, who appears to have heard how he had been duped in 1670, supported it, with the object probably of thereby getting rid of Clifford.
Napoleon, who could brook no equal, was nourishing the secret hope that his confederate might be used as a docile subordinate in the realization of his own plans, and the confederate soon came to suspect that he was being duped.
On the outbreak of the World War he at first seemed to be going to side with the Government, but, after having obtained some private knowledge of the way in which German public opinion had been duped, he turned against his own party, the Social Democrats, and attacked them for supporting the war.
The fact that both sexes of the cuckoo resemble the hawk does not necessarily prove this suggested explanation to be false; but if it be true that the smaller passerine birds are duped by the similarity to the bird of prey, it may be that the cuckoos themselves escape molestation from larger hawks on account of their resemblance to the sparrowhawk.
The adjectives derived, duped and were deliberate.
Her characters are easily duped by an extremely offensive man.
How could the electorate have been so duped, and so blind for all that time?
Duped and intimidated by the old rogue and the menace of Josie.
But in Ibn Ishaq's day these fables were generally accepted as history - for many of them had been first related by contemporaries of Mahomet - and no one certainly thought it blameworthy to put pious verses in the mouth of the Prophet's forefathers, though, according to the Fihrist (p. 92), Ibn Ishaq was duped by others with regard to the poems he quotes.
Be sure to buy from a reputable dealer so you don't get duped into thinking a particular model is better than it really is.