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Am I using the world 'subterfuge' correctly in this sentence: She bribed her husband’s doctor into the subterfuge of giving him medicine that was actually poison.

Am I using the world 'subterfuge' correctly in this sentence: She bribed her husband’s doctor into the subterfuge of giving him medicine that was actually poison.
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Am I using the world 'subterfuge' correctly in this sentence:

She bribed her husband’s doctor into the subterfuge of giving him medicine that was actually poison.

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Yes, although I would have added her goal in doing that in the sentence. For example: She bribed her husband’s doctor into the subterfuge of giving him medicine that was actually poison; so that she could get all of his money.
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you are using subterfuge correctly

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