Definition of "deluder" []

• Someone who deludes (noun)

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• "It is still, if possible, more cowardly than it is cruel; for the greater her worth, and the more exquisite her feelings, the stronger will be the impulse of her delicacy to suffer uncomplaining; and the deluder of her esteem commonly confides, for averting her reproach, to the very sensibility through which he has ensnared her good opinion. '"
• "Hope is the great deluder by John Hanks on Wednesday, Jan 23, 2008 at 12: 56: 45 PM vacillate by W. Christopher Epler (Bill) on Wednesday, Jan 23, 2008 at 2: 27: 49 PM"
• "The father-in-law (an old deluder, overpaid at the beginning) accepts four, and rises to bind the bargain."