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lie
noun as in untruth
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verb as in tell an untruth
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verb as in be prostrate, flat
Example Sentences
"Is Farage saying here that around 20 people who go on the record, who either experienced or witnessed this kind of abuse, are we all lying?" he asked.
Mr Justice Richard Smith described the family's conduct as "appalling", saying it amounted to "bullying, lies and harassment".
In the weighting lies the risk, and the resulting fear could cause your emotions to take over during a downturn.
The reason lies in how the sports are structured.
American cryptographer Bruce Schneier told the BBC that failures in cryptographic systems often lie in the fact that "to provide any actual security" they have to be "operated by humans".
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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