prevaricator
prɪˈværɪˌkeɪtər
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Definition of prevaricator - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
evasive personRaresomeone who avoids telling the truthRare
  • The politician was known as a prevaricator during interviews.
deceiver fabricator liar
2.
historyRareUKorator at Cambridge with specific roleRareUK
  • The prevaricator delivered a speech at the ceremony.
lecturer orator speaker
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Origin of prevaricator

Latin, praevaricari (to walk crookedly)

Examples of prevaricator in a sentence

  • The witness turned out to be a prevaricator.
  • The prevaricator's role was unique to the university.
  • As a prevaricator, he had to entertain the audience.

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  1. French:menteur, conférencier, ...
  2. German:Lügner, Zeremonienredner, ...
  3. Italian:bugiardo, oratore pubblico dell'Università di Cambridge, ...
  4. Spanish:prevaricador, orador, ...
  5. Portuguese:mentiroso, orador cerimonial específico da Universidade de Cambridge, ...
  6. Chinese:支吾者, 剑桥大学的演讲者, ...
  7. Japanese:嘘つき, プレバリケーター, ...
  8. Arabic:مُراوِغ, خَطيب احْتِفالي في جامِعة كامْبريدْج, ...
  9. Hebrew:מְרַמֵּה, נוֹאֵם, ...
  10. Russian:уклончивый человек, оратор, ...
  11. Ukrainian:ухильник, оратор, ...
  12. Hindi:टालमटोल करने वाला, प्रिवेरिकेटर, ...
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