"decipiency" meaning in English

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  "etymology_text": "From Latin decipiens, present participle of decipere. See deceive.",
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          "ref": "1690, Sir Thomas Browne, A Letter to a Friend",
          "text": "[…]mean while Physicians, who know that many are mad but in a single depraved Imagination, and one prevalent Decipiency;[…]and tho they behold such mad covetous Passages, content to think they dye in good Understanding, and in their sober Senses.",
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        "(obsolete) hallucination or deception."
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