fib (Meaning)
fib (n)
a trivial lie
fib (v)
tell a relatively insignificant lie
fib (n.)
A falsehood; a lie; -- used euphemistically.
fib (v. i.)
To speak falsely.
fib (v. t.)
To tell a fib to.
Synonyms & Antonyms of fib
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- ambiguity
- fiction
- fallacy
- defamation
- duplicity
- myth
- falsification
- pose
- pretence
- perjury
- falsity
- libel
- obliquity
- tarradiddle
- slander
- misrepresentation
- humbug
- misstatement
- bluff
- fraudulence
- mendacity
- dishonesty
- exaggeration
- misinformation
- nonsense
- deceit
- equivocation
- distortion
- misconception
- taradiddle
- canard
- half-truth
Antonyms:
fib Sentence Examples
- I told my grandmother a fib about attending a doctor's appointment when I really skipped school to go to the park.
- The salesperson spun an elaborate fib about the product's features to make a sale.
- The politician's fibs about their past accomplishments were easily debunked by fact-checking journalists.
- The child told a fib to his teacher about finishing his homework when he hadn't even started it.
- The defendant's lawyer argued that the witness's testimony was nothing but a fib to discredit their client.
- The rumor that the company was going bankrupt was a complete fib; they were actually expanding their operations.
- The fib about the lottery win spread like wildfire through the small town, bringing joy to the residents.
- The accused denied telling a fib to the police, insisting that they had truthfully recounted the events of the night in question.
- The fib that the celebrity was dating a supermodel turned out to be false when they were spotted with a different person.
- The fib about the job offer was a cruel prank that left the applicant feeling disappointed and let down.
FAQs About the word fib
a trivial lie, tell a relatively insignificant lieA falsehood; a lie; -- used euphemistically., To speak falsely., To tell a fib to.
tale, story,lie, falsehood, whopper,fabrication, fairy tale, prevarication, untruth, fable
truth, truth, fact, fact, truthfulness,honesty, honesty, truthfulness, verification, verity
I told my grandmother a fib about attending a doctor's appointment when I really skipped school to go to the park.
The salesperson spun an elaborate fib about the product's features to make a sale.
The politician's fibs about their past accomplishments were easily debunked by fact-checking journalists.
The child told a fib to his teacher about finishing his homework when he hadn't even started it.
