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untruthful

[uhn-trooth-fuhl] / ʌnˈtruθ fəl /


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White suggested that Sir Simon was being "untruthful", which the claimant denied.

From BBC

Sentencing the three on Tuesday at Southwark Crown Court, Judge Christopher Hehir called Dale a "thoroughly devious and untruthful and manipulative young woman".

From BBC

However, the advisers found that there was no evidence that Constance "knowingly misled parliament nor was the statement inaccurate or untruthful".

From BBC

He calls this truth-telling, no matter how untruthful his guests are.

From The Wall Street Journal

The attorneys suggest that the Department of Homeland Security’s acting general counsel, Joseph Mazzara, may have given untruthful testimony.

From Salon