mendaciously

I did not write, as Levy mendaciously quotes me, that the parameters promised the Arabs "100 per cent of East Jerusalem."

"The truth is my long suit," returned Simpkins mendaciously.

He was on top of the situation now, and he was mendaciously cheerful.

He acknowledged the receipt of the Ballymoy petition, and promised, mendaciously, to consider the matter.

"Oh, everybody is engaged," said Bertie, mendaciously ignoring Miss Kendal's half-admission of being open to an offer.

Those who mendaciously accused him of office seeking, should hide their heads for shame.