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belie

[bih-lahy] / bɪˈlaɪ /




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At 27, Duop’s youthful face belied a life marked by war and poverty.

From Salon

He casts the country as crime-ridden, though the data belie him again.

From The Wall Street Journal

She does everything to belie the fact that she’s pretty, which only makes the self-loathing aspect of her character more ludicrous.

From The Wall Street Journal

They’ll point out that the strategy’s supposed “predisposition to non-interventionism” is belied by his Caribbean campaign and the strike on the Iranian nuclear program.

From The Wall Street Journal

The upbeat aftermath of Friday’s meeting belied profound differences of opinion between the leaders of two nations that have an almost 2,000-mile border and share deep economic, security and cultural ties.

From Los Angeles Times