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To make a word meaning “misleading” or “dishonest,” add the suffix –ful to the word ______. defend detract deceit deject
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To make a word meaning “misleading” or “dishonest,” add the suffix –ful to the word ______.

defend
detract
deceit
deject

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The correct answer is C) Deceit.  Deceitful means misleading or dishonest.
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