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untruthful
[uhn-trooth-fuhl]
adjective
not truthful; wanting in veracity; diverging from or contrary to the truth; not corresponding with fact or reality.
untruthful
/ ʌˈٰːθʊ /
adjective
(of a person) given to lying
diverging from the truth; untrue
Other Word Forms
- untruthfully adverb
- untruthfulness noun
- ܲˈٰܳٳڳܱԱ noun
- ܲˈٰܳٳڳܱ adverb
Word History and Origins
Origin of untruthful1
Example Sentences
The attorneys suggest that the Department of Homeland Security’s acting general counsel, Joseph Mazzara, may have given untruthful testimony.
If they find them to be false or untruthful or misleading, they publish their findings.
The part that is so infuriating is how misleading and untruthful it is.
She admitted being untruthful but said she had found herself in an impossible situation.
Delivering his verdict, District Judge Angus Hamilton said he believed Law had been "untruthful about what happened" during the match.
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