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mendacious adjective artful, clever in deception, collusive, concocted, counterfeit, covinous, cunning, deceitful, deceiving, devoid of truth, dishonest, distorted, embroidered, fabricated, false, falsified, feigned, fictitious, fraudulent, given to lying, incorrect, insincere, invented, lacking truth, lying, made up, make-believe, mendax, misrepresentative, misstated, not straightforward, perfidious, perjured, perverted, pretended, prevaricating, sham, sly, spurious, truthless, uncandid, ungenuine, untrue, untruthful, unveridical, varnished, void of truth, wrong
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artful bear false witness clever in deception collusive concocted counterfeit covinous cunning deceitful deceiving deceptive devoid of truth dishonest disingenuous distorted fabricated false falsified feigned | Fabio Capello, for instance, kept him on against Belarus for far longer than he should have done given that the striker seemed impaired by injury for most of the second half, and now we are told, perhaps mendaciously, that Rafael Benítez is thinking about bringing the big man back to Liverpool. They do promote themselves mendaciously as being fundamentally opposed to garbage, but that ideology is merely a holdover from a time when recycling was young. This of course can be said for every one of his books, dating back to White Eagle, Red Star (1972), the book that reintroduced the world to the utterly forgotten, when not mendaciously denied, Bolshevik-Polish war of 1920, one of the most decisive contests of modern history. |
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