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Definition of malarkey - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
- The politician's promises were dismissed as malarkey.
2.
- Don't believe his story; it's all malarkey.
Expressions with malarkey
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deceptive or insincere talk
The politician's promises were a bunch of malarkey.
Origin of malarkey
Unknown, possibly American slang
Examples of malarkey in a sentence
Don't believe the malarkey in that advertisement. The politician's promises were considered malarkey by many.
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- French:baratin, âneries, ...
- German:Geschwätz, Quatsch, ...
- Italian:fandonie, fandonia, ...
- Spanish:patrañas, tontería, ...
- Portuguese:besteira, treta, ...
- Chinese:胡扯, 胡说八道, ...
- Japanese:ナンセンス, ばかげた話, ...
- Arabic:هُراء, تُرَّهَاتٌ, ...
- Hebrew:קִשְׁקוּשׁ, אַבְּרַקַּדַּבְּרָה, ...
- Russian:чепуха, ...
- Ukrainian:нісенітниця, ...
- Hindi:बकवास, निरर्थक बातें, ...
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