[UN-2 8.] The action of undeceiving or the fact of being undeceived.
1694. Gracian’s Courtier’s Orac., 191. At present undeception is politick, it goes commonly betwixt two lights.
1820. C. R. Maturin, Melmoth, xxix. IV. 309. Oh Margaret—that undeception plants a dagger in the heart.
1870. R. Black, trans. Guizot’s France, I. xiii. 301. Length of life brings, in the soul of the ambitious, days of hearty undeception.
