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mendacity Noun the tendency to be untruthful [Latin mendax untruthful] mendacious adj mendacity 1. untruthfulness; the act or process of lying. See also: Lies and Lying
2. a lie or untruth. — mendacious, adj. ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
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bureaus and their maintenance in mendacity prove that even governments Are you aware, my lord, that mendacity is an organized body, a kind of association of those who have nothing against those who have everything; an association in which every one takes his share; one that elects a leader? The nation numbers only eight hundred thousand souls, and there is poverty and misery and mendacity enough among them to furnish forty millions and be liberal about it. |
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