Definition Synonyms
Definition of mendacious - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
personhabitually lying or dishonest
- The mendacious politician was caught in another lie.
2.
deceptionfalse or untrue statement
- The article was full of mendacious claims.
3.
intentionRare intentionally untrue or misleadingRare
- His mendacious explanation fooled no one.
Origin of mendacious
Latin, mendax (lying)
Examples of mendacious in a sentence
She was known for her mendacious stories at work. His mendacious testimony misled the jury. The politician's mendacious speech was criticized by the media. The mendacious report caused confusion. Her mendacious claims were quickly debunked.
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- French:menteur, mensonger, ...
- German:verlogen, ...
- Italian:menzognero, mendace, ...
- Spanish:mentiroso, mendaces, ...
- Portuguese:mentiroso, enganoso, ...
- Chinese:撒谎成性的, 不真实的, ...
- Japanese:嘘つきの, 偽りの, ...
- Arabic:كَذّاب, كَاذِب, ...
- Hebrew:שִׁקְרִי, שֶׁקֶרִי, ...
- Russian:лживый, ложный, ...
- Ukrainian:брехливий, неправдивий, ...
- Hindi:झूठा, असत्य, ...
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