Antonyms for Word "Deceivingly"

Part of Speech: Adverb

Sense: In a straightforward or genuine manner

Description: When used as an adverb, "deceivingly" usually refers to something that is done in a misleading or erroneous manner. Antonyms for this sense of "deceivingly" would convey the opposite meaning, indicating actions performed honestly, sincerely, or genuinely.

Examples:

• She answered the interview questions honestly instead of deceivingly.
• The company's financial records were accurately presented, avoiding any deception.

Part of Speech: Adjective

Sense: Not deceptive; genuine or honest

Description: As an adjective, "deceivingly" describes something that is not deceptive and portrays its true nature. Antonyms for this sense of "deceivingly" would represent qualities that are deceitful, misleading, or false.

Examples:

• The politician made false promises instead of giving deceivingly accurate guarantees.
• His smile appeared inauthentic, unlike the truly genuine and warm smile he usually had.