deceivably
/dɪˈsivəbli/Definitions
1. adverb
in a way that can be deceived; in a manner that is liable to be deceived
“The con artist sold his scheme to the investors very deceivably, making it seem legitimate.”
2. adverb
in a way that deceives; in a manner that is likely to deceive
“He spoke deceivably, hiding the truth behind his words.”
3. adverb
in a way that is likely to deceive
“The magician performed his trick quite deceivably, making the audience believe it was real.”