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mendacious
[men-dey-shuhs]
adjective
telling lies, especially habitually; dishonest; lying; untruthful.
a mendacious person.
Antonyms:false or untrue.
a mendacious report.
Antonyms:
Other 51³Ô¹Ï Forms
- mendaciously adverb
- mendaciousness noun
- unmendacious adjective
- unmendaciously adverb
51³Ô¹Ï History and Origins
Origin of mendacious1
Example Sentences
Sentencing, Lord Arthurson said each of the men were "self-serving, arrogant and mendacious", adding they had "subverted public trust in NHS management".
It's a sign of the delusional self-confidence in their own mendacious powers that the tech oligarchs who are financing this idiotic idea insist on going with that branding anyway.
He kept escalating his incendiary comments while the Harris campaign focused on desperately trying to highlight how extreme, divisive, and mendacious he was.
He kept escalating his incendiary comments while the Harris campaign focused on desperately trying to highlight how extreme, divisive and mendacious he was.
He posted on X "That speech of Robert Jenrick's was lazy, mendacious, simplistic tripe."
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