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prevaricator

[pri-var-i-key-ter] / prɪˈvær ɪˌkeɪ tər /


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Speaking as both storyteller and concerned world citizen, Jenkins says going after geopolitical prevaricators is not enough when dealing with such existential crises as climate change.

From Washington Post

Wallace, while remaining respectful and calm, didn’t allow the prevaricator in chief to get away with too much.

From Washington Post

Liberals have a tendency to paint Trump as a unique prevaricator, in a class of his own as a habitual and malicious liar.

From Salon

Johnson, now a member of Parliament, was formerly the foreign secretary and remains a constant prevaricator.

From The New Yorker

“This is the prevaricator in chief, who wants people like you to be distracted from the real underlying issues here,” he said.

From Los Angeles Times