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prevaricator

[pri-var-i-key-ter] / prɪˈvær ɪˌkeɪ tər /


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He loved “the game of cops and robbers,” he recounted, and became an expert prevaricator.

From Los Angeles Times Sep. 28, 2024

Santos has styled himself as a theatrical prevaricator and a maximalist.

From Salon Dec. 17, 2023

Not the way they knew Boris Johnson — former London mayor, newspaper columnist, colorful orator, serial prevaricator — when he took office just a few years ago.

From Washington Post Sep. 3, 2022

He was “a chronic prevaricator whose lies were so gaudy and wrapped around they might have been a medieval tapestry of what almost or never happened.”

From New York Times Dec. 28, 2010

“But I didn’t know,” whined the distressed Phelan, yielding himself utterly to the toils of the master prevaricator.

From Officer 666 by Barton Wood Currie




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