Consider
Take in
Take in verb - To cause to believe what is untrue.
Both terms in one sentence
- Slightly less odd when you consider how Garrus spent the two years after you stopped Sovereign (becoming a vigilante on Omega who pissed off all three of the mercenary groups) and the pride they take in their work
- But he certainly never intended to lose his pet snake, or for his parents to take in a boarder and allow the boarder to rent out Alex's room, and they even consider said boarder as their son.
Source: Humiliation Conga / Film -
In ThunderCats (2011) the Cats of the magical kingdom of Thundera, stuck in Medieval Stasis, consider technology to be the stuff of fairy tales they tell their cubs, and any physical evidence thereof as Worthless Yellow Rocks forged to take in the gullible.
Source: Lost Technology
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