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lier Meaning
lier (n.)
One who lies down; one who rests or remains, as in concealment.
lier Sentence Examples
- It's difficult to trust someone when you know they are a habitual lier.
- Being labeled as a lier can damage one's reputation irreparably.
- The lier's web of deceit eventually unraveled, exposing their true intentions.
- Even a skilled lier will often slip up and reveal inconsistencies in their story.
- Society often frowns upon those who are known to be a constant lier.
- The liar's deceitful behavior only serves to distance them from genuine relationships.
- A lier may believe they can manipulate others, but their lies usually catch up with them in the end.
- It takes a discerning eye to spot the subtle cues that betray a lier's falsehoods.
- Trust is the foundation of any relationship, and a lier undermines that foundation with every falsehood.
- People tend to steer clear of someone once they realize they are dealing with a compulsive lier.
FAQs About the word lier
One who lies down; one who rests or remains, as in concealment.
prevaricate,deceive, fib, fool, equivocate, trick, perjure, fabricate, libel, misrepresent
swear, swear, testify, assert, assert,testify,confirm, verify, verify, confirm
It's difficult to trust someone when you know they are a habitual lier.
Being labeled as a lier can damage one's reputation irreparably.
The lier's web of deceit eventually unraveled, exposing their true intentions.
Even a skilled lier will often slip up and reveal inconsistencies in their story.
