undeceiving

/ˌʌndᵻsˈivɪŋ/ verb

present participle and gerund of undeceive

Word Origin Deceive comes from Latin de- 'away' and capere 'to take' — literally 'to take away' or ensnare. Undeceiving is the act of freeing someone from a deception, taking away the false belief. The root capere 'to seize' appears in capture, recipient (one who takes), and exception (taken out).

verb present participle and gerund of undeceive

He is undeceiving his friend about the false rumors circulating.

(动词) 使醒悟

他正在让朋友明白那些流传的谣言是虚假的。

(verbo) desengañando; sacando del error [gerundio y participio presente del verbo desengañar]

Está desengañando a su amigo sobre los rumores falsos que circulan.

(verbe) désabusant; détrompant; tirant d'erreur [Participe présent et gérondif du verbe « to undeceive » : détromper quelqu'un, le tirer d'une erreur ou dissiper ses illusions.]

Il est en train d'undeceiving son ami au sujet des fausses rumeurs qui circulent.

(Verb) aufklären; eines Besseren belehren [Partizip Präsens und Gerundium von *undeceive*; das Aufklären einer Person über eine Täuschung oder einen Irrtum.]

Er ist dabei, seinen Freund über die falschen Gerüchte zu **undeceiving**.

(動詞) 誤解を解く、迷いを覚まさせる(現在分詞・動名詞)。

彼は広まっている誤った噂について、友人の誤解を解こうとしている。

(verbo) desenganando; esclarecendo; desiludindo; abrindo os olhos de [particípio presente e gerúndio de desenganar]

Ele está desenganando seu amigo sobre os falsos rumores que circulam.

Word parts: un + de + ceive + ing

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